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Figure 1. Box plots for invertebrates (A) and annelids, chordates, and macro‐/microalgae (B), representing the toxicity of nickel to groups (based loosely on phylum) of organisms from temperate and tropical regions. Note toxicity values, presented in Tables 2 and 3, were log‐transformed for graphical representation; when n > 3, box = median and interquartile range, whiskers = maximum and minimum values; when n ≤ 3, box = mean and maximum and minimum values—refer to Table 1. Te = temperate; Tr = tropical.
Figure 2. Species sensitivity distributions for (A) temperate marine species, (B) tropical marine species, and (C) combined temperate and tropical species. The dotted line indicates the 5% hazardous concentration value.
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