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The Environmental Glossary. Letter M +++ Popular Articles: 'Milking', 'Monitoring', 'Median'

Multiple metric or multimetric approaches

multiple Metric or Multimetric approaches are analysis techniques using several measurable characteristics of a biological

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Multiple use

A multiple use is when a water body has more than one beneficial use designation.

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Multivariate Community Analysis

A Multivariate Community Analysis is statistical methods (e.g. ordination or discriminant analysis) for analyzing physical and biological Community data using multiple variables.

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Municipal Solid Waste

A Municipal Solid Waste is garbage that is disposed of in a sanitary or Municipal Solid Waste landfill

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Municipal solid waste (MSW)

A Municipal solid waste (MSW) is Residential solid waste and some non-hazardous commercial, institutional, and industrial wastes.

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Municipal water system

A municipal water system is a water system that has at least five service connections or which regularly serves 25 individuals for 60 days; also called a public water system

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Mutagenic

A Mutagenic is causing alteration in the DNA (genes or chromosomes) of an organism

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Mutation

Deutsch: Mutation / Español: Mutación / Português: Mutação / Français: Mutation / Italiano: Mutazione

Mutation in the context of the environment refers to a permanent alteration in the DNA sequence of an organism. Mutations can occur naturally or as a result of environmental factors such as radiation, chemicals, or biological agents. They play a critical role in evolution, biodiversity, and the adaptation of species to changing environments.

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Mutualism

A Mutualism is a symbiotic relationship in which both partners benefit.

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MVV

A MVV is Maximum voluntary ventilation

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