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Use of filter-feeding benthic invertebrates as indicators of water quality in the Kendari region (South-East Sulawesi, Indonesia)
This body of research provides an integrated assessment of marine pollution in Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, through of biological indicators and environmental monitoring techniques. Three complementary studies focus on the accumulation of potentially toxic elements (PTEs) and microplastics in mari
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