Rapid Egestion of Microplastics in Juvenile Barramundi: No Evidence of Gut Retention or Tissue Translocation

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This collection presents experimental data and a literature meta-analysis to understand microplastic translocation to fish tissue and egestion rates. Juvenile barramundi (Lates calcifer) were exposed through their diet to polyamide (PA) fibres and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fibres and fragments (8–547 μm in length) to determine if shape, size, and polymer type influence microplastic translocation and egestion rates.

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Dawson, A. L., Santana, Marina. F. M., Perez, M., Meehan, K., McCarthy, H., Vickers, K., & Motti, C. A. (2025). Rapid Egestion of Microplastics in Juvenile Barramundi: No Evidence of Gut Retention or Tissue Translocation. Environmental Pollution, 125884. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2025.125884

Dawson, A. L., Santana, Marina. F. M., Perez, M., Meehan, K., McCarthy, H., Vickers, K., & Motti, C. A. (2025). Rapid Egestion of Microplastics in Juvenile…

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Date (revision)	2026-10-25
Statut	completed
Fréquence de mise à jour	asNeeded
Langue des métadonnées	en
Licence	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Métadonnées sources	ISO 19115 XML
Dernière mise à jour	2026-11-05
Créé	2026-11-05
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