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Supplemental data for: Toxicity and behavioral responses of environmentally relevant microplastics in earthworms (Eisenia fetida): Ingestion, survival, reproduction, and avoidance across common polymer types

Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part B 2026
Ryan S. Prosser, Nicholas V. Letwin

Summary

This dataset contains raw experimental data on how various microplastic polymer types affect earthworm ingestion, survival, reproduction, and avoidance behavior across ecologically relevant exposure conditions. Earthworms are critical soil ecosystem engineers, so establishing how common microplastics disrupt their health and behavior directly informs our understanding of plastic pollution's impact on terrestrial soil health.

This dataset contains raw data from the study titled "Toxicity and Behavioral Responses of Environmentally Relevant Microplastics in Earthworms (Eisenia fetida): Ingestion, Survival, Reproduction, and Avoidance Across Common Polymer Types". It includes measurements of earthworm ingestion, survival, reproduction, and avoidance responses when exposed to various common microplastic polymer types.

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