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Ecological risk assessment of migratory bird feces in plateau wetland: Phosphorus speciation, ARGs, and pathogens
Plateau wetlands are critical habitats for migratory birds, but the potential ecological risks from the large-scale accumulation of migratory bird feces (MBF) remain poorly understood. This study focused on seven wintering waterbird species, including the Grus nigricollis, Grus grus, Fulica atra, A
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