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 This package provides code for estimating the combined toxicity of measured pesticides using their Species Sensitivity Distributions (SSDs) in a multi-substance, potentially affected fraction approach. The resulting value is an estimate of the percentage of species impacted by the measured pesticides; a value which is referred to in this package as the **Pesticide Risk Metric (PRM)**. This is based on the Queensland Department of Environment and Science Water Quality & Investigation's [method](https://www.publications.qld.gov.au/dataset/method-development-pesticide-risk-metric-baseline-condition-of-waterways-to-gbr/resource/c65858f9-d7ba-4aef-aa4f-e148f950220f) used in the Reef 2050 Water Quality Improvement Plan. The main difference is the ability to add different pesticides to be measured provided they have one of the following SSD distributions:

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 This package provides code for estimating the combined toxicity of

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+## Resubmission
+This is a resubmission. In this version I have:
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+* Changed the size of example data set to address elapsed time note
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+* The note about potential spelling issues is for acronyms and shorthands which are all explained
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