A Review Notes on Role, Behavior, Risk Assessment Tools, and Adverse Outcomes of Metal and Microplastic Pollution in Benthic Sea Food Ecosystem

Noor Us Saher; Asmat Saleem Siddiqui; Abdul Hameed Baloch; Wajid Ali; Ruhma Tahir; Dur e Shahwar; Muntaha Shah; Nayab Kanwal; Fakhar -i-Abbas; Naureen Aziz Qureshi

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-75713-6_12

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A Review Notes on Role, Behavior, Risk Assessment Tools, and Adverse Outcomes of Metal and Microplastic Pollution in Benthic Sea Food Ecosystem

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Noor Us Saher, Asmat Saleem Siddiqui, Abdul Hameed Baloch, Wajid Ali, Ruhma Tahir, Dur e Shahwar, Muntaha Shah, Nayab Kanwal, Fakhar -i-Abbas, Naureen Aziz Qureshi

Summary

Researchers review the combined effects of metal and microplastic pollution on benthic seafood ecosystems, examining how these co-occurring contaminants affect the health of marine organisms and the humans who consume them, along with the risk assessment tools used to evaluate exposure and outcomes.

It is widely known that marine habitats are exposed to a wide range of pollutants, and a substantial body of research suggests that these pollutants have a severe impact on the health of associated biota and tertiary consumers as well. Methods, approaches, and...

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