Aquatic invertebrates includes flours

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brown or gray in color. it has a short, blunt chicken-like bill, which in summer is encircled by a broad black band (hence the name). it is the only grebe that does not show a white wing patch in flight. the sexes are monomorphic (meaning no sexual dimorphism). diet pied-billed grebes feed mainly on aquatic

invertebrates, and also on small fish and amphibians (frogs, tadpoles). pied-billed grebes have been shown to eat their own feathers to aid in digestion (prevent injury from small bones). posted by margaret james at : comments email this blogthis!...

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available carcinogenicity no data available reproductive toxicity no data available stot-single exposure no data available stot-repeated exposure no data available aspiration hazard no data available .ecological information toxicity toxicity to fish: no data available toxicity to daphnia and other aquatic

invertebrates: no data available toxicity to algae: no data available toxicity to microorganisms: no data available persistence and degradability no data available bioaccumulative potential no data available mobility in soil no data available other adverse effects no data available .disposal considerations...

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available carcinogenicity no data available reproductive toxicity no data available stot-single exposure no data available stot-repeated exposure no data available aspiration hazard no data available .ecological information toxicity toxicity to fish: no data available toxicity to daphnia and other aquatic

invertebrates: no data available toxicity to algae: no data available toxicity to microorganisms: no data available persistence and degradability no data available bioaccumulative potential no data available mobility in soil no data available other adverse effects no data available .disposal considerations...

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available carcinogenicity no data available reproductive toxicity no data available stot-single exposure no data available stot-repeated exposure no data available aspiration hazard no data available .ecological information toxicity toxicity to fish: no data available toxicity to daphnia and other aquatic

invertebrates: no data available toxicity to algae: no data available toxicity to microorganisms: no data available persistence and degradability no data available bioaccumulative potential no data available mobility in soil no data available other adverse effects no data available .disposal considerations...

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available carcinogenicity no data available reproductive toxicity no data available stot-single exposure no data available stot-repeated exposure no data available aspiration hazard no data available .ecological information toxicity toxicity to fish: no data available toxicity to daphnia and other aquatic

invertebrates: no data available toxicity to algae: no data available toxicity to microorganisms: no data available persistence and degradability no data available bioaccumulative potential no data available mobility in soil no data available other adverse effects no data available .disposal considerations...

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available carcinogenicity no data available reproductive toxicity no data available stot-single exposure no data available stot-repeated exposure no data available aspiration hazard no data available .ecological information toxicity toxicity to fish: no data available toxicity to daphnia and other aquatic

invertebrates: no data available toxicity to algae: no data available toxicity to microorganisms: no data available persistence and degradability no data available bioaccumulative potential no data available mobility in soil no data available other adverse effects no data available .disposal considerations...

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available carcinogenicity no data available reproductive toxicity no data available stot-single exposure no data available stot-repeated exposure no data available aspiration hazard no data available .ecological information toxicity toxicity to fish: no data available toxicity to daphnia and other aquatic

invertebrates: no data available toxicity to algae: no data available toxicity to microorganisms: no data available persistence and degradability no data available bioaccumulative potential no data available mobility in soil no data available other adverse effects no data available .disposal considerations...

https://m.molbase.com/moldata/403482.html

available carcinogenicity no data available reproductive toxicity no data available stot-single exposure no data available stot-repeated exposure no data available aspiration hazard no data available .ecological information toxicity toxicity to fish: no data available toxicity to daphnia and other aquatic

invertebrates: no data available toxicity to algae: no data available toxicity to microorganisms: no data available persistence and degradability no data available bioaccumulative potential no data available mobility in soil no data available other adverse effects no data available .disposal considerations...

https://m.molbase.com/moldata/87936.html

available carcinogenicity no data available reproductive toxicity no data available stot-single exposure no data available stot-repeated exposure no data available aspiration hazard no data available .ecological information toxicity toxicity to fish: no data available toxicity to daphnia and other aquatic

invertebrates: no data available toxicity to algae: no data available toxicity to microorganisms: no data available persistence and degradability no data available bioaccumulative potential no data available mobility in soil no data available other adverse effects no data available .disposal considerations...

https://m.molbase.com/moldata/212444.html

brown or gray in color. it has a short, blunt chicken-like bill, which in summer is encircled by a broad black band (hence the name). it is the only grebe that does not show a white wing patch in flight. the sexes are monomorphic (meaning no sexual dimorphism). diet pied-billed grebes feed mainly on aquatic

invertebrates, and also on small fish and amphibians (frogs, tadpoles). pied-billed grebes have been shown to eat their own feathers to aid in digestion (prevent injury from small bones). posted by margaret james at : comments email this blogthis!...

https://marsett.blogspot.com/