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The ‘Lifeboat Hypothesis’: Aquatic Microplastics in a Warming World—Climate‐Resilient Refugia for Bacterial Pathogens
The Lifeboat hypothesis proposes that microplastics act as mobile microbial refugia, buffering environmental stress and enabling persistence, adaptation and dispersal of microorganisms, including pathogens and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) determinants. Microplastic-associated biofilms (the plastis
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