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Environmental Sources
Marine & Wildlife
Nanoplastics
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Microplastic fragmentation by rotifers in aquatic ecosystems contributes to global nanoplastic pollution
Figshare
2023
Jian Zhao,
Jian Zhao,
Ruyi Lan,
Zhenyu Wang,
Zhenyu Wang,
Wenli Su,
Dong‐Po Song,
Runze Xue,
Zhuomiao Liu,
Zhuomiao Liu,
Xia Liu,
Yanhui Dai,
Tongtao Yue,
Baoshan Xing
Summary
This is a source dataset for a study demonstrating that rotifers — tiny aquatic organisms — fragment microplastics into nanoplastics through feeding, contributing to global nanoplastic pollution in aquatic ecosystems.
Source data sets of figures in the manuscript entitled “Microplastic fragmentation by rotifers in aquatic ecosystems contributes to global nanoplastic pollution”.