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Comparative study of microplastic ingestion in commercial fish species from macaronesia
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2024
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May Gómez,
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Christopher K. Pham
Christopher K. Pham
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Christopher K. Pham
Christopher K. Pham
Christopher K. Pham
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Alicia Herrera,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Christopher K. Pham
Ico Martinez,
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
Christopher K. Pham
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
Natacha Nogueira,
Ico Martinez,
Ico Martinez,
Ico Martinez,
Ico Martinez,
Ico Martinez,
Ico Martinez,
Christopher K. Pham
Ico Martinez,
Ico Martinez,
May Gómez,
Christopher K. Pham
Natacha Nogueira,
Mara Abu-Raya,
Alicia Herrera,
Ico Martinez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Ico Martinez,
Christopher K. Pham
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Ico Martinez,
Christopher K. Pham
May Gómez,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Christopher K. Pham
Cristina Villanova Solano,
May Gómez,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Natacha Nogueira,
Alicia Herrera,
Ana Cree,
Ana Cree,
May Gómez,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
May Gómez,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
May Gómez,
Ana Cree,
Ana Cree,
Natacha Nogueira,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Natacha Nogueira,
Natacha Nogueira,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Natacha Nogueira,
Natacha Nogueira,
Christopher K. Pham
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
Alicia Herrera,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
May Gómez,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Alicia Herrera,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Christopher K. Pham
Natacha Nogueira,
Natacha Nogueira,
Christopher K. Pham
Christopher K. Pham
Natacha Nogueira,
Natacha Nogueira,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Natacha Nogueira,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Natacha Nogueira,
Natacha Nogueira,
Natacha Nogueira,
Christopher K. Pham
Christopher K. Pham
Christopher K. Pham
Christopher K. Pham
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Bárbara Cavaleiro,
Bárbara Cavaleiro,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Natacha Nogueira,
Natacha Nogueira,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Christopher K. Pham
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Christopher K. Pham
May Gómez,
Alicia Herrera,
Christopher K. Pham
May Gómez,
Mara Abu-Raya,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
João Wellington Pereira,
Alicia Herrera,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
João Wellington Pereira,
João Wellington Pereira,
João Wellington Pereira,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Christopher K. Pham
Mara Abu-Raya,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Alicia Herrera,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Mara Abu-Raya,
May Gómez,
Javier Hernández Borges,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Mara Abu-Raya,
May Gómez,
Mara Abu-Raya,
Mara Abu-Raya,
Javier Hernández Borges,
May Gómez,
May Gómez,
Cintia Hernández Sánchez,
Cintia Hernández Sánchez,
Cintia Hernández Sánchez,
Natacha Nogueira,
Cintia Hernández Sánchez,
May Gómez,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Cristina Villanova Solano,
Christopher K. Pham
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Javier Hernández Borges,
Christopher K. Pham
Alicia Herrera,
Natacha Nogueira,
Christopher K. Pham
Summary
Researchers analyzed the gastrointestinal contents of 634 fish from seven commercial species across all four Macaronesian archipelagos to compare microplastic ingestion rates by species, habitat, and feeding behavior. They found microplastics across all species and locations, with ingestion rates varying by species ecology, contributing baseline contamination data for commercially important fish in this Atlantic island region.
The Gastrointestinal (GI) content of 634 fish belonging to seven species from the four Macaronesian archipelagos were analysed to study the ingestion of microplastics (MP). Fish species were selected based on their habitats, feeding behaviour, and commercial value in each archipelago accounting for a total of 181Katsuwonus pelamis, 121 Scomber colias, 121 Pagrus pagrus, 60 Mullus surmuletus, 60 Aphanopus spp., 70 Cephalopholis taneopsis and 21 Selar crumenophthalmus. Prior to dissection, all specimens were weighed and measured for total length. The GI tract was weighed and digested with a 10 Also see: https://micro2024.sciencesconf.org/558611/document