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Does Bisphenol A Induce Superfeminization in <i>Marisa cornuarietis</i>? Part I: Intra- and Inter-Laboratory Variability in Test Endpoints
It has been claimed that bisphenol A (BPA) induces superfeminization in the freshwater gastropod, Marisa cornuarietis. To explore the reproducibility of prior work, here we present results from a three-laboratory study, the objectives of which were to determine the mean and variability in test endpo
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