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Marine pollution bulletin

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[1] Occurrence and identification of microplastics along a beach in the Biosphere Reserve of Lanzarote.

[2] Quali-quantitative analysis of plastics and synthetic microfibers found in demersal species from Southern Tyrrhenian Sea (Central Mediterranean).

[3] Author Correction: Global diversity and biogeography of bacterial communities in wastewater treatment plants.

[4] Solving the plastic problem: From cradle to grave, to reincarnation.

[5] Influence of nonmetal dopants on charge separation of graphitic carbon nitride by time-dependent density functional theory.

[6] marine environmental protection and transboundary pipeline projects: a case study of the nord stream pipeline

[7] الحماية القانونية للبيئة البحرية من التلوث: دراسة تحليلية وفق التشريعات الوطنية والدولية

[8] الحماية القانونية للبيئة البحرية من التلوث: دراسة تحليلية وفق التشريعات الوطنية والدولية

[9] Global styrene oligomers monitoring as new chemical contamination from polystyrene plastic marine pollution

[10] Combined use of chemical, biochemical and physiological variables in mussels for the assessment of marine pollution along the N-NW Spanish coast

[11] Development of marine environmental observation platform deployed on ferryboats, and observation of marine pollution with hazardous chemicals in coastal region of Japan

[12] Rapid assessment of marine pollution using multiple biomarkers and chemical immunoassays

[13] ( Microbiological and chemical marine pollution: pattern of distribution in different substrata and use of the biological sampler).

[14] Response to oil and chemical marine pollution.

[15] Response to oil and chemical marine pollution.

[16] CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF COASTAL MARINE POLLUTION.

[17] The medical significance of marine pollution by organic chemicals

[18] Chemical and physical investigations on marine pollution by wastes of a titanium dioxide factory

[19] Chemical wastes in the sea: New forms of marine pollution

[20] <i>patella</i> spp. as na alternative to <i>mytilus</i> spp in marine pollution studies