2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.marpolbul.2021.112563
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Spatiotemporal variations of surface water microplastics near Kyushu, Japan: A quali-quantitative analysis

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“…Both PE and PP are buoyant polymers with a lower density than seawater (Lefebvre et al, 2019). Kobayashi et al (2021) identified the frequency of polymers and the colour of the surface MPs in the same area closely resembled the composition of the polymer type of the MPs ingested by pelagic fish. In our study, the significant differences in the polymer type composition between S. japonicus and T. japonicus may have been influenced by the habitat depth.…”
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“…Both PE and PP are buoyant polymers with a lower density than seawater (Lefebvre et al, 2019). Kobayashi et al (2021) identified the frequency of polymers and the colour of the surface MPs in the same area closely resembled the composition of the polymer type of the MPs ingested by pelagic fish. In our study, the significant differences in the polymer type composition between S. japonicus and T. japonicus may have been influenced by the habitat depth.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…The reason for the lower level of MPs incidence may lie in the unique density distribution of MPs. Kobayashi et al (2021) reported the difference between the highest and lowest abundances were 550-fold across all net tows, based on a survey conducted over a 14-month period near Kyushu, Japan. The spatiotemporal variations in MPs abundance affects MPs incidence in fish.…”
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