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Data: Microplastic distribution among estuarine sedimentary habitats utilized by intertidal crabs (Vermeiren et al. 2022)
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2023
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Peter Vermeiren,
Peter Vermeiren,
Peter Vermeiren,
Peter Vermeiren,
Peter Vermeiren,
Peter Vermeiren,
Kou Ikejima
Kou Ikejima
Kou Ikejima
Kou Ikejima
Kou Ikejima
Kou Ikejima
Cynthia C. Muñoz,
Cynthia C. Muñoz,
Yurina Uchida,
Kou Ikejima
Cynthia C. Muñoz,
Cynthia C. Muñoz,
Yurina Uchida,
Yurina Uchida,
Peter Vermeiren,
Kou Ikejima
Yurina Uchida,
Cynthia C. Muñoz,
Kou Ikejima
Yurina Uchida,
Yurina Uchida,
Kou Ikejima
Cynthia C. Muñoz,
Kou Ikejima
Summary
This is a dataset from a study on how microplastics are distributed across different sedimentary habitats used by intertidal crabs in estuaries — not a standalone research article.
Datasets used in the publication: Vermeiren et al. (2023) Microplastic distribution among estuarine sedimentary habitats utilized by intertidal crabs, Science of the Total Environment. <br> <br> Please see the 'Data Overview.txt' file for details on all datasets
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