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Cecilia P. Carniti

University of Milan

Via Festa del Perdono, 7

Milan, 20122

Italy

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Indigo-Dyed Cellulose Fibers and Microplastics in Surface-Feeding Seabird Chick Regurgitates from the Gulf of Alaska

Number of pages: 26 Posted: 25 Jan 2024
Paolo Tremolada, Francesco Saliu, Anna Winkler, Cecilia P. Carniti, Melisa Castelli, Marina Lasagni, Sergio Andò, Don-Jean Leandri-Breton, Marie Claire Gatt, Joan Ferrer Obiol, Marco Parolini, Chinatsu Nakajima, Shannon Whelan, Akiko Shoji, Scott A. Hatch, Kyle A. Elliott, Jacopo G. Cecere and Diego Rubolini
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anthropogenic materials, cellulosic fibers, indigo dye, Microplastics, Pacific Ocean, Seabirds