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Microplastic abundance, composition and distribution on selected beaches, seafloor and in marine animals of Perhentian Islands, Terengganu
Small pieces of plastic with sizes less than 5mm is known as microplastic. Accidental intake of microplastic could disturb an organism’s digestive and hormone systems. Of all the landscapes, islands are especially vulnerable to microplastic pollution due to their distinctive geographical and meteoro
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