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Superfeminization as an effect of bisphenol A in <i>Marisa cornuarietis</i> & Response from Forbes et al. to Oehlmann et al.
[Oehlmann et al.]: Recently, we had the opportunity to read two articles in volume 66 of Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety. Forbes et al. (2007a, , 2007b) declare “to explore the reproducibility of prior work” showing that bisphenol A (BPA) induces superfeminization in the freshwater snail Mari
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