Effect and fate study with blue mussels and microplastic in a laboratory experiment: comparison algae and microplastic regression

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Main Authors: Laubscher, Aurelia, Hamm, Thea, Lenz, Mark
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Language:en
Published: PANGAEA 2021
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author Laubscher, Aurelia
Hamm, Thea
Lenz, Mark
author_facet Laubscher, Aurelia
Hamm, Thea
Lenz, Mark
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Adult blue mussels (Mytilus spp.) were exposed to microplastic particles in a controlled laboratory experiment. During the first hour of exposure the decrease of particles (algae or PS beads) was recorded every 15 min. The particle concentration is given in particles per milliliter and as a percentage of the starting concentration.
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spellingShingle Effect and fate study with blue mussels and microplastic in a laboratory experiment: comparison algae and microplastic regression
Laubscher, Aurelia
Hamm, Thea
Lenz, Mark
blue mussels; Counting, microscope; effects; fate; GEOMAR_Pier_Mytilus-spp.; HAND; Identification; Microplastic; Mytilus sp.; Number percentage; Particle concentration; PS; Sample type; Sampling by hand; Species; Time in minutes
Adult blue mussels (Mytilus spp.) were exposed to microplastic particles in a controlled laboratory experiment. During the first hour of exposure the decrease of particles (algae or PS beads) was recorded every 15 min. The particle concentration is given in particles per milliliter and as a percentage of the starting concentration.
title Effect and fate study with blue mussels and microplastic in a laboratory experiment: comparison algae and microplastic regression
topic blue mussels; Counting, microscope; effects; fate; GEOMAR_Pier_Mytilus-spp.; HAND; Identification; Microplastic; Mytilus sp.; Number percentage; Particle concentration; PS; Sample type; Sampling by hand; Species; Time in minutes
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.937473