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Sajid Ur Rahman, Pompido Chilala, Abdul Wajid, Pavel Horky, Kaleem Ullah, Silvie Bernatova, Sher Zaman Safi, Lenka Ticha, Aamir Khan, Abdul Quadeer, Sylvie Skalickova, Ota Samek, Quadrrat Ullah

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This review summarizes current knowledge about microplastics in animal nutrition, covering their occurrence in feed ingredients and water, routes of exposure, and potential effects on animal physiology and metabolism. It identifies significant knowledge gaps about long-term dietary MP exposure effects on livestock and other farmed animals.

This review aims to summarize current knowledge about microplastics in animal nutrition, with a focus on their occurrence, sources, routes of exposure, and potential effects on animal physiology and metabolism.

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