By Bryn E. Willson, Nancy A. Gee, Neil H. Willits, Lijuan Li, Qi Zhang, Kent E. Pinkerton, Bill L. Lasley
This proof was accepted August 23, 2021 for publication in Reproductive Toxicology (come back to this page for the final version). Click on the first image in the slideshow to begin reading. See the abstract on PubMed.
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- UC Davis monkeys show wildfire smoke poses risks for moms (SacBee)
- El humo de los incendios también diezma a los macacos (Ecoticias.com)
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