Microplastics: tiny crustaceans can fragment them into even smaller nanoplastics
Microplastics: tiny crustaceans can fragment them into even smaller nanoplastics: Gammarus duebeni, the shrimp-like animal that can break down microplastic. Alicia Mateos Cárdenas, Author provided Microplastics are widespread in seas and oceans, and their harmful effects on many different marine animals are well known. However, we know relatively little about the microplastics in our freshwater …
