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A numerical model of microplastic erosion, transport, and deposition for fluvial systems
Rivers are the primary pathway of microplastic pollution from source to the eventual sink in the marine environment. However, like sediments, microplastics will become trapped within the fluvial system as they make their way from source to sink. Therefore there is the potential that rivers are an im
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