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Polymer identity drives asymmetric fitness responses in two Daphnia species exposed to PS and PHBV nanoplastics
Polymer identity drives asymmetric fitness responses in two Daphnia species exposed to PS and PHBV nanoplastics
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Zebrowski, Marcin Lukasz
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2026
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