Seabirds ingest contaminants linked to their prey's tissues, but also adsorbed to ingested
plastic debris. To explore relationships between ingested plastics and trace elements …

In this study we found that endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) were omnipresent in a
tropical seabird community comprising diverse ecological guilds and distinct foraging and …

Simple Summary The study focused on the comparison of culturable yeast communities in
the feces of two populations of Mew Gulls depending on the breeding site: natural and …

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers are persistent disrupters assimilated by organisms, yet little
is known about their link to plastic ingestion and health effects. In an experiment, two groups …

Many bird species use plastic as nest-building material, and nest surveys represent a
unique opportunity to monitor environmental plastic pollution. However, the current literature …

Plastic pollution has not raised much attention until the 2000s, despite being manufactured
for about a century. It is now considered one of the most substantial environmental issues …

Plastic pollution is a global threat and occurs in almost every marine ecosystem. The amount
of plastic in the ocean has increased substantially over the past decade, posing a mounting …

Over the last decades, the continuous and exponential human population growth has been
enhancing the urbanization process, characterized by an increase in the number of people …