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I am planning to do a lab on testing the toxicity of a chemical substance (potassium(I) ion solution and Ca(II) solution)...... I was asked to choose mice and Daphnia magna. What would be the experimental errors of testing toxicity of a chemical substance by using D. magna and mice? Please help me to brainstorm some points and btw explain your answers, many thanks!!

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I am planning to do a lab on testing the toxicity of a chemical substance (potassium(I) ion solution and Ca(II) solution)...... I was asked to choose mice and Daphnia magna. What would be the experimental errors of testing toxicity of a chemical substance by using D. magna and mice? Please help me to brainstorm some points and btw explain your answers, many thanks!!
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I am planning to do a lab on testing the toxicity of a chemical substance (potassium(I) ion solution and Ca(II) solution)...... I was asked to choose mice and Daphnia magna. What would be the experimental errors of testing toxicity of a chemical substance by using D. magna and mice? Please help me to brainstorm some points and btw explain your answers, many thanks!!
TopicAll topics
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11