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coasts of Mediterranean Sea: Preliminary research and first evidence. Science of
the total environment, 713: 136664.
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in the coastal environment: a multi-year comparison between coastal waters and
local shores. Marine pollution bulletin, 71(1-2): 307-316.
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INDUSTRY TREATMENT ON THE QUALITY OF OUED ISSER. World Water
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chain. Food Additives & Contaminants: Part A, 36(5): 639-673.
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and M. surmuletus (Osteichthyes: Perciformes) in the Mediterranean continental
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marina) living in natural habitats. Environmental pollution, 199: 10-17.
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human consumption. Environme ntal pollution, 193: 65-70.
van der Hal, N., Ariel, A. and Angel, D.L., 2017. Exceptionally high abundances of
microplastics in the oligotrophic Israeli Mediterranean coastal waters. Marine
pollution bulletin, 116(1-2): 151-155.
Van Sebille, E., Aliani, S., Law, K.L., Maximenko, N. and Cózar, A., 2020. The physical
oceanography of the transport of floating marine debris. Environmental Research
Letters, 15(2): 023003.