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The effects of plastic debris on bivalves
Plastics have become increasingly pervasive in marine ecosystems, comprising 60-80% of all marine debris encountered. Numerous studies have investigated the effects of microplastics on mussel physiology, function and aggregate formation, however, the effects of macroplastics remain largely unknown....
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Department of Biological Sciences
2026
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