Arctic sea ice is an important temporal sink and means of transport for microplastic

Overview of attention for article published in Nature Communications, April 2018

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RT @MelanieBergma18: 2/Melosira form long strands & have a sticky surface (exoplymers) that likely helps trapping #microplastics released…

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RT @MelanieBergma18: 2/Melosira form long strands & have a sticky surface (exoplymers) that likely helps trapping #microplastics released…

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2/Melosira form long strands & have a sticky surface (exoplymers) that likely helps trapping #microplastics released from sea ice, which is known to contain huge MP levels. In 2012, Melosira accounted for 45% of the #Arctic primary production.📸J.Gut

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RT @MelanieBergma18: Wir haben Mikroplastik, das wahrscheinlich von Zigarettenfiltern stammt bis in die #Arktis zurückverfolgt. Filter sind…

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