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Impacts of Micro- and Nano-Sized Plastic Particles on Benthic Invertebrates: A Literature Review and Gap Analysis

Haegerbaeumer, Arne, Mueller, Marie-Theres, Fueser, Hendrik, Traunspurger, Walter·2019·Frontiers in Environmental Science
DOI 10.3389/fenvs.2019.00017
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FIGURE 2 Toxicity assays examining physical effects in organisms in (i) freshwater studies, (ii) marine studies and (iii) total. Data depict the groups of organisms (taxa) used (A) , polymer types (B) , shape of small-scale plastic particles (C) , and matrix or route of exposure (D) .
FIGURE 2 Toxicity assays examining physical effects in organisms in (i) freshwater studies, (ii) marine studies and (iii) total. Data depict the groups of organisms (taxa) used (A) , polymer types (B) , shape of small-scale plastic particles (C) , and matrix or route of exposure (D) .CC-BY · From the PDF
FIGURE 3 Toxicity assays examining chemical effects by leachates of plastic particles in organisms in (i) freshwater studies, (ii) marine studies, and (iii) total. Data depict the groups of organisms (taxa) used (A) , polymer types (B) , and shape of small-scale plastic particles applied (C) .
FIGURE 3 Toxicity assays examining chemical effects by leachates of plastic particles in organisms in (i) freshwater studies, (ii) marine studies, and (iii) total. Data depict the groups of organisms (taxa) used (A) , polymer types (B) , and shape of small-scale plastic particles applied (C) .CC-BY · From the PDF
FIGURE 4 Toxicity assays examining chemical effects posed by the interaction of chemicals and plastic particles in marine benthic invertebrates. Data depict the groups of organisms (taxa) used (A) , polymer types (B) , shape of particles applied (C) , POPs used as co-contaminant (D) , and matrix or route of exposure (E) .
FIGURE 4 Toxicity assays examining chemical effects posed by the interaction of chemicals and plastic particles in marine benthic invertebrates. Data depict the groups of organisms (taxa) used (A) , polymer types (B) , shape of particles applied (C) , POPs used as co-contaminant (D) , and matrix or route of exposure (E) .CC-BY · From the PDF

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Authors
Haegerbaeumer, A., Mueller, M.-T., Fueser, H., & Traunspurger, W.
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Frontiers in Environmental Science
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Frontiers Media SA
Published
2019-02-15
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7
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2296-665X
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10.3389/fenvs.2019.00017
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