Ethics and amphibians

Robert M. May ()
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Robert M. May: University of Oxford

Nature, 2004, vol. 431, issue 7007, 403-403

Abstract: A statistical study shows convincingly that a technique for marking frogs in ecological field experiments compromises the results. Present practices need a rethink — and not only for practical reasons.

Date: 2004
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