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Padrões Globais De Ingestão De Microplásticos Por Peixes: Uma Revisão Cienciométrica
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Researchers conducted a scientometric review of global data on microplastic ingestion by fish, analyzing 673 studies from the Web of Science database and finding that China produced the most publications (24.55%), while England and the United States had the highest research impact — showing that publication volume does not equal influence.
Resumo: Os bilhões de toneladas de plástico liberados no ambiente, em sua maioria são fragmentados em partículas menores que chegam aos rios e oceanos e podem ser tóxicas para os organismos aquáticos. Este estudo teve como objetivo revisar e quantificar dados publicados sobre a abundância de Microplásticos (MPs) ingeridos por peixes por meio de análise cienciométrica. Foi realizada uma busca na base de dados Web of Science utilizando palavras-chave (microplástico, nanoplástico, plástico, peixe) e operadores booleanos (or), incluindo estudos de ambientes naturais e controlados. Essa busca resultou no registro de 673 documentos, dos quais a maior parte dos estudos foi realizada na China (24,55%). Os países mais influentes na abordagem de temas científicos foram Inglaterra e Estados Unidos, mostrando que o alto impacto das pesquisas não é referente ao alto número de publicações. Palavras-chave: partículas plásticas. organismos aquáticos. fibras. poluentes emergentes. microplásticos
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