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Bioaccumulation, transfer, and impacts of microplastics in aquatic food chains

Figure 7. Predator evasion success based on capture attempts for fish feeding trials (lower axis title), taking into consideration the type of prey (copepods, plastics, and a combination) that fish were exposed to. Three experimental conditions: trials involving only plastics (dark bars), trials involving copepods alone but with prior exposure to plastics (light bars), and trials involving a combination of plastics and copepods, with and without prior exposure to plastics (hatched bars), are presented. The outer x-axis contains labels for the type of plastic that was offered to the fish, and the inner label indicates prior exposures of the copepods offered (L: large plastic spheres; S: small plastic spheres; NP: no plastic; NC: no copepod). Letters above the standard error bars indicate significant differences based on Tukey’s HSD pairwise post hoc analyses.

Journal of Environmental Exposure Assessment
ISSN 2771-5949 (Online)

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