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Table 4 Summary of the models used for prediction-driven MMP analysis Endpoint/Property Training set size Web-link Aquatic toxicity 1 093 http://ochem.eu/model/3 CYP3A4 inhibition 15 316 http://ochem.eu/model/163.eu/model/163

Thus, protected area landscapes are serving as important reservoirs of functionally important upper trophic populations while agricultural landscapes facilitate the presence of species that link aquatic and terrestrial systems.

Rivers play a key role in linking between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

Ganjiang River, as the longest river in the Lake Poyang catchment, plays an important role in linking between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

The park facilitates public assembly and entertainment activity while linking the building effectively with aquatic commuters.

While transcriptomics have become a valuable tool for linking physiology and ecology in aquatic microbes, the temporal dynamics of global transcriptomic patterns in Microcystis have rarely been assessed.

Venieri et al. [ 34] reported that specific indigenous microbial taxa, that is, Aeromonas hydrophila and Enterobacter cloacae, negatively affected the aquatic crustacean Thamnocephalus platyurus, linking the microbial activity of certain OMW indigenous microbiota with the toxicity on aquatic organisms.

In such a context, there may be a missing ecological link between aquatic birds and the environment, which fits into the fecal-water-oral route of transmission.

The absence of AIVs in uropygial glands of wild birds suggests the external origin of AIVs detected on the ducks' surface and supports our hypothesis that preened bodies are an ecologic link between aquatic birds and the environmental persistence of AIVs.

This muted response is in stark contrast to the coal industry's response to previous science linking mountaintop removal to the loss of aquatic insects downstream from mine sites.

Bioavailability of Me-ENMs to aquatic organisms links their release into the environment to ecological implications.