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Supplementary Material from Intraspecific behavioural and environmental contexts influence collective risk of microplastic ingestion in a social fish
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Researchers provide supplementary data tables and figures for a controlled experiment examining how social dominance rank and water flow conditions interact to shape microplastic ingestion risk in groups of European minnows.
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