Plastic pollution is an increasing global problem, especially in aquatic environments. From
invertebrates to vertebrates, many aquatic species have been affected by plastic pollution …

Brazil maintains its position at the top of the global ranking of plastic producers, yet recycling
efforts have been incipient. Recent data reveals an annual production of approximately 14 …

Plastic debris has become ubiquitous in the marine environment and seabirds may ingest
debris which can have deleterious effects on their health. In the North Atlantic Ocean …

The coastal and oceanic waters around the South American coasts provide rich foraging
grounds for breeding and wintering seabirds, but there is growing concern that climate …

Nutritional geometry has shown the benefits of viewing nutrition in a multidimensional
context, in which foraging is viewed as a process of balancing the intake and use of multiple …

Marine plastic debris floating in the oceans is a worldwide problem. When ingested by
seabirds it may cause starvation and reduced growth, as well as more subtle effects that can …

The lipid and fatty acid composition of muscles of mesopelagic fish species Lampanyctus
macdonaldi, Bathylagus euryops, Serrivomer beanii, Scopelogadus beanii in the Irminger …

Ocean pollution by plastics is a growing concern for marine wildlife conservation, and
seabirds are particularly prone to ingest plastics. We report baseline information on plastic …

Plastic is abundant in the oceans, reaching pelagic zones away from continents. Here we
present the first recordings of plastic used as nest material in Sooty Tern nests, on a remote …

Plastics and other marine debris affect wildlife through entanglement and by ingestion. We
assessed the ingestion of marine debris by seven albatross species in the southwest Atlantic …