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Impact of microplastic leachates on the anti-predator behaviour of the intertidal limpet: Cellana nigrolineata

Publications of the Seto Marine Biological Laboratory 2024 2 citations

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This study examined how chemical leachates from microplastics affect the anti-predator behavior of the intertidal limpet Cellana nigrolineata, a key grazing species in rocky shore communities. Behavioral disruption in foundation species by microplastic-derived chemicals has cascading implications for intertidal ecosystem structure and prey-predator dynamics.

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