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High Levels Of Plastic Pollution May Be Killing The Embryos Of Various Ocean Animals, According To A New Study

High Levels Of Plastic Pollution May Be Killing The Embryos Of Various Ocean Animals, According To A New Study
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Plastic pollution impacts embryo survival across multiple marine species

London, UK (SPX) Apr 19, 2024 - New research indicates that high levels of plastic pollution are lethal to the embryos of various marine species. This study tested the impact of new PVC pellets-used in the initial production stage

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Plastic nurdles stop sea urchins developing properly | Canada s National Observer: News & Analysis

Chemicals that leach out of plastic are shown to cause fatal abnormalities, including a gut developing outside the body.

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The Impact of Plastic Pollution on Sea Urchin Larvae

Researchers compared the effects of freshly manufactured PVC pellets, known as nurdles, with fragments gathered from beaches by placing fertilized urchin eggs in seawater with varying levels of plastic pollution.

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Plastic nurdles stop sea urchins developing properly, study finds | Marine life

Chemicals that leach out of plastic shown to cause fatal abnormalities, including gut developing outside body

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