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Protection of the Environment under
Different Exposure Situations
(UNSCEAR)2013
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background
1.2 Objectives and scope
APPLICATION
3.1 Types of exposure situations
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environmental protection
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Consideration Reference
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organisms and their
relationships to Reference
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4.3 Additional considerations
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REFERENCES
Appendix A.
TABLES OF DOSE RATES AND EFFECTS FOR
REFERENCE ANIMALS AND PLANTS
Appendix B.
ASSUMED BASIC POPULATION
CHARACTERISTICS OF REFERENCE ANIMALS
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