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This is a supplementary research dataset (not a standalone paper) containing raw microplastic particle counts from tissue samples of two commercially important fish species, Megalaspis cordyla and skipjack tuna, used to support a peer-reviewed manuscript on fish microplastic contamination.
This data file contains the complete microplastic particle dataset used in the manuscript. The dataset compiles all detected microplastic particles extracted from tissue samples of two commercially important marine fish species: Megalaspis cordyla and Katsuwonus pelamis (Skipjack tuna). The data were generated through a standardized digestion and stereomicroscopy-based identification protocol, followed by polymer confirmation where possible.
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This is a supplementary research dataset (not a standalone paper) containing raw microplastic particle counts from tissue samples of two commercially important fish species, Megalaspis cordyla and skipjack tuna, used to support a peer-reviewed manuscript on fish microplastic contamination.
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This is a supplementary research dataset (not a standalone paper) containing raw microplastic particle counts from tissue samples of two commercially important fish species, Megalaspis cordyla and skipjack tuna, used to support a peer-reviewed manuscript on fish microplastic contamination.
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This is a research dataset (not a primary research paper) containing the complete microplastic particle records extracted from tissue samples of two commercially important marine fish species — Megalaspis cordyla and skipjack tuna — compiled as supplementary material for a published manuscript.
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Researchers compiled a complete microplastic particle dataset extracted from tissue samples of two commercially important marine fish species, Megalaspis cordyla and Katsuwonus pelamis (skipjack tuna), using standardized digestion and stereomicroscopy-based identification protocols.
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This is a data repository entry supporting a published paper on microplastics in fish and fishmeal, not an original research article. It links to the associated Scientific Reports publication from 2021.
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