Spatially explicit modeling of static, flowing, and intermittent water bodies in probabilistic pesticide exposure assessments

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Winchell, Michael [1 ]
Rathjens, Hendrik [1 ]
Whatling, Paul [2 ]
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[1] Stone Environm Inc, Montpelier, VT USA
[2] FMC Corp, Washington, DC USA
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