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31. Seasonal variation, polymer hazard risk and controlling factors of microplastics in beach sediments along the southeast coast of India M. Ranjani et al.
32. Baleen–Plastic Interactions Reveal High Risk to All Filter-Feeding Whales from Clogging, Ingestion, and Entanglement A. Werth et al.
33. Characterization of Tidally Accumulated Plastic Waste and the Effect on Mangrove Ecosystems at Eagle Island, Niger Delta, Nigeria A. Numbere & A. Aigberua
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35. A Review on Microplastics in Offshore and Nearshore Waters T. Thiemann
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38. Plastic pollution in Harari region, Ethiopia: practices and impacts on health and environment B. Tesfaye et al.
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