Consequences of endocrine disrupting chemicals on reproductive endocrine function in birds: Establishing reliable end points of exposure
Mary Ann Ottinger(University of Houston), Mark Jaber, Julie L. Hazelton(University of Maryland, College Park), Julie M. Wu(National Institutes of Health), Nichola Thompson(University of Maryland, College Park), Michael J. Quinn(U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine), Joanne Beavers, Emma T. Lavoie(University of Maryland, College Park), Mahmoud Abdelnabi(University of Maryland, College Park)
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