It does pose an extinction risk, atrazine is a potent endocrine disruptor, and wipes out frog populations in concentrations as low as several parts per billion, causing them to be sterile and hermathroditic.
The sigh at the end, not very, uh, not everyone will spell every word right all the time. I notice a pattern of people taking offense at greek words being misspelled here.
Greek is not a language that rolls of the tongue of northern europeans I’m afraid, it’s rather foreign.
So that almost certainly means it does.
It does pose an extinction risk, atrazine is a potent endocrine disruptor, and wipes out frog populations in concentrations as low as several parts per billion, causing them to be sterile and hermathroditic.
https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2012/02/tyrone-hayes-atrazine-syngenta-feud-frog-endangered/
typo: hermaphroditic. Otherwise you are correct. sigh.
The sigh at the end, not very, uh, not everyone will spell every word right all the time. I notice a pattern of people taking offense at greek words being misspelled here.
Greek is not a language that rolls of the tongue of northern europeans I’m afraid, it’s rather foreign.
I’m pretty sure the sigh is not disparaging, but pointed at how you are correct about atrazine, and that in itself is a sad fact for all of us.
You are correct. Atrazine is a big issue in my state, as there is a plume moving through ground water from a spill at a military base.