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Fed. 45(10): 2110-2122)\nCompanion Papers: Identify any companion papers associated with this paper using the citation format above.\nStudy Classification for Aquatic Life Criteria Development: Place X by One Based on Highest Use\nGeneral Notes: Provide any necessary details regarding the study’s use classification for all pertinent endpoints, including non-apical endpoints within the study (e.g., note all study classifications for each endpoint if the use varies)\nMajor Deficiencies (note any stated exclusions): Check all that apply. Checking any of these items make the study “Not Acceptable for Use”\nPOTENTIAL CHEMICAL MIXTURES: Describe any potential chemicals mixtures as characterized by study authors (including any confirmation of chemical mixtures).\nGeneral Notes:\nMinor Deficiencies: List and describe any minor deficiencies or other concerns with test. 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