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Terrestrial exposure to microplastics in an endangered salamander (Lyciasalamandra antalyana)
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• Microplastics were detected in an endangered terrestrial salamander. • MPs occurred in 50.7% of examined individuals. • PET was the dominant polymer, followed by EVA and PAN. • MP abundance did not differ significantly among sex/age groups. • Results indicate terrestrial pathways of microplastic exposure.
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