Current levels of microplastic pollution impact wild seabird gut microbiomes
Gloria Fackelmann(University of Trento), Simone Sommer(Universität Ulm), Mark L. Mallory(Acadia University), Yasmina Rodríguez(Universidade dos Açores), Julia E. Baak(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Christopher K. Pham(Universidade dos Açores), Jennifer F. Provencher(Landscape Institute)
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