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Data and supplementary material for publication - Petroleum-derived and biopolymer microplastics affect fast start escape performance and aerobic metabolism in a marine fish.
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This is a dataset and code supporting a study on how petroleum-derived and biopolymer microplastics affect escape performance and aerobic metabolism in a marine fish species.
The data collected on escape behaviour, routine swimming behaviour and oxygen uptake in Forsterygion capito. It contains the R code used to statistically analyse the data stated above and the supplementary material (Heavy metal analysis) which is referenced in the publication.
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