Statistics in Ecotoxicology Edited by Tim Sparks from the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology, Cambridgeshire, UK, is an essential resource for any research scientist needing a foundational understanding of statistical concepts and methodologies. This comprehensive and well-illustrated text is designed to cater to ecotoxicologists at all levels, from undergraduates to seasoned professionals.

With a focus on clarity rather than mathematical jargon, the book employs worked examples to help readers grasp both the potential and limitations of statistical analysis in the planning and execution of ecotoxicological experiments, whether they be in the laboratory or the field.

This informative and practical guide provides:

• An invaluable introduction to the quantitative methods for analysing ecotoxicological data.
• Coverage on field experimentation, laboratory experimentation, regression methodology, multivariate methods, and monitoring.
• Essential tips to avoid common design and analytical pitfalls in ecotoxicology.
• Case studies featuring terrestrial, freshwater, and marine examples.

Written by an international team of scientists, Statistics in Ecotoxicology is an indispensable text for all ecotoxicologists.