Microplastics ingestion under the microscope in invertebrates

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Sep 27, 2023, 7:25 am227 pts
A study led by Griffith University researchers has exposed two generations of a sediment-dwelling invertebrate to microplastic and found that while the 'parent' generation experienced negative impacts, the 'child' generation did not, possibly suggesting a potential adaptation response.

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