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Corrigendum: Microplastics in sea surface waters in the Southern Bight of the North Sea

Frontiers in Marine Science 2024
Danja P. Hoehn, Alexandra R. McGoran, Jon Barry, Josie Russell, E.E. Manuel Nicolaus, Adil Bakir

Summary

This corrigendum corrects a methodological description in a study of microplastics in sea surface waters in the Southern Bight of the North Sea, clarifying the sampling equipment used as a Neuston catamaran rather than a manta trawl.

microplastics as it can even operate in high wave conditions compare to a manta trawl that 34 operates best in calm conditions (Löder and Gerdts, 2015)."The corrected sentence appears below: 36 "A Neuston catamaran (Hydro-Bios, net mesh size: 300 µm) with a mechanical flowmeter 37 (General Oceanics, 2030 and 2031 series) attached was used for the collection of floating 38 microplastics as it can even operate in high wave conditions compare to a manta trawl that 39 operates best in calm conditions (Löder and Gerdts, 2015)." 40

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