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Physical drivers of transport, dispersion and trapping of microplastics in a macrotidal, hyper-turbid fluvial–estuarine system: A modelling approach
Estuaries serve as both reservoirs and gateways for microplastics, yet the processes that control particle trapping, release, and redistribution are still insufficiently understood. This study assesses the relative importance of key physical processes in a macrotidal, hyperturbid Gironde estuary, in
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