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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 6, 2024, samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar on the way to Antarctica Argentina. Microplastics, composed of polluting chemicals, are found in all the seas of the world and other substances such as pesticides that arrive from land adhere to the marine circulation, which produces a "bioaccumulation" of these toxic products in the food chain, which goes "from plankton", food of some fish, "to the plate of diners"explained biologist Emiliano Hines while collecting water samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar en route to Antarctica Argentina.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 6, 2024, samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar on the way to Antarctica Argentina. Microplastics, composed of polluting chemicals, are found in all the seas of the world and other substances such as pesticides that arrive from land adhere to the marine circulation, which produces a "bioaccumulation" of these toxic products in the food chain, which goes "from plankton", food of some fish, "to the plate of diners"explained biologist Emiliano Hines while collecting water samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar en route to Antarctica Argentina.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 6, 2024, samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar on the way to Antarctica Argentina. Microplastics, composed of polluting chemicals, are found in all the seas of the world and other substances such as pesticides that arrive from land adhere to the marine circulation, which produces a "bioaccumulation" of these toxic products in the food chain, which goes "from plankton", food of some fish, "to the plate of diners"explained biologist Emiliano Hines while collecting water samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar en route to Antarctica Argentina.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 6, 2024, samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar on the way to Antarctica Argentina. Microplastics, composed of polluting chemicals, are found in all the seas of the world and other substances such as pesticides that arrive from land adhere to the marine circulation, which produces a "bioaccumulation" of these toxic products in the food chain, which goes "from plankton", food of some fish, "to the plate of diners"explained biologist Emiliano Hines while collecting water samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar en route to Antarctica Argentina.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 6, 2024, samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar on the way to Antarctica Argentina. Microplastics, composed of polluting chemicals, are found in all the seas of the world and other substances such as pesticides that arrive from land adhere to the marine circulation, which produces a "bioaccumulation" of these toxic products in the food chain, which goes "from plankton", food of some fish, "to the plate of diners"explained biologist Emiliano Hines while collecting water samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar en route to Antarctica Argentina.

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Antarctica.- In the photo taken on January 6, 2024, samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar on the way to Antarctica Argentina. Microplastics, composed of polluting chemicals, are found in all the seas of the world and other substances such as pesticides that arrive from land adhere to the marine circulation, which produces a "bioaccumulation" of these toxic products in the food chain, which goes "from plankton", food of some fish, "to the plate of diners"explained biologist Emiliano Hines while collecting water samples from one of the laboratories of the ship Almirante Irízar en route to Antarctica Argentina.