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Feature Papers in Ecotoxicology

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Valerio Matozzo, María Gabriella Marin

Summary

This editorial introduces a collection of feature papers in ecotoxicology, reflecting on the discipline's evolution as a key scientific field for assessing the impacts of both traditional and emerging contaminants — including microplastics — on ecosystems. The collection highlights recent advances and emerging challenges in evaluating pollutant effects across biological and environmental systems.

Ecotoxicology has progressively evolved as a key scientific discipline for evaluating the impact of both traditional and emerging contaminants on ecosystems [...].

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