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dc.contributor.authorRibeiro, Rayane Sorrentino
dc.date.accessioned2023-12-21T18:36:12Z-
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dc.date.issued2021-10-27
dc.identifier.citationRIBEIRO, Rayane Sorrentino. Contaminação de resíduos, microplásticos e químicos no ambiente marinho. 2021. 105 f. Tese (Doutorado em Biologia Animal) - Instituto de Ciências Biológicas e da Saúde, Departamento de Biologia Animal, Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro, Seropédica, RJ, 2021.por
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dc.description.abstractO inadequado manejo de resíduos sólidos, ineficientes políticas públicas de saneamento, alto crescimento demográfico, industrial e turístico são fatores que geram cenários favoráveis para contaminação ambiental, em especial nos ambientes marinhos. Áreas costeiras possuem alto índice populacional, além de marinas, portos, canais de esgoto e intensa atividade turística, que agrava ainda mais a contaminação por macro, micro resíduos e compostos químicos que interagem e impactam a biota marinha. Atualmente existe uma diversidade de metodologias aplicadas ao estudo da contaminação e poluição por macro-resíduos e microplásticos (MPs). A respeito dos resíduos, muitas metodologias utilizadas atualmente são enviesadas e as análises e resultados são consequentemente, imprecisos. Desse modo, esta tese traz dois capítulos voltados para metodologias utilizadas no estudo de macro resíduos e microplásticos, seguido do terceiro capítulo sobre a contaminação de microplásticos em organismos bentônicos. O Capítulo I aborda conceitos metodológicos usualmente aplicados a ecologia, na análise de resíduos coletados no porto de Sydney. Simulações de diferentes tamanhos e números de unidades amostrais (transectos ou quadracts) foram realizadas e o impacto dessas unidades na precisão da amostragem foi calculada. Percebe-se que a escolha e definição do delineamento amostral reflete diretamente na precisão da amostragem de resíduos. Este estudo poderá auxiliar futuros estudos do tema e a consequente geração de trabalhos e análises mais precisas, não somente aplicáveis para resíduos. O Capítulo II revisa e descreve metodologias aplicadas ao estudo de microplásticos em crustáceos. Nesta revisão foram incluídos todos os artigos sobre MPs em crustáceos publicados até março de 2021. Além da descrição de métodos, o trabalho é um suporte para estudos que envolvem MPs em invertebrados, pois apresenta críticas e limitações dos métodos utilizados até o momento. Por fim, como um estudo de caso, o Capítulo III analisa a contaminação dos microplásticos em diferentes organismos bentônicos da costa do Estado do Rio de Janeiro. A contaminação foi analisada em substratos naturais, algas, esponjas e ascídias, concomitantemente relacionada com a ingestão de MPs por seus anfípodes epibiontes. Macroalgas estão mais expostas a microplásticos, como também seus organismos associados. Esponjas e ascídias possuem diferentes processos de filtragem que influenciam no acúmulo de MP nos tecidos, bem como na disposição dessas partículas para os organismos associados. MPs já são considerados componentes do ecossistema e esses resultados reportam o acúmulo dessa contaminação em diferentes grupos bentônicos e em localidades anteriormente não relatadas para a ciência.por
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dc.publisherUniversidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiropor
dc.rightsAcesso Abertopor
dc.subjectprecisão de amostragempor
dc.subjectsubstrato naturalpor
dc.subjectorganismos associadospor
dc.subjectsampling precisioneng
dc.subjectnatural substrateeng
dc.subjectassociated organismseng
dc.titleContaminação de resíduos, microplásticos e químicos no ambiente marinhopor
dc.title.alternativeContamination of litter, microplastics and chemicals in marine environment.eng
dc.typeTesepor
dc.description.abstractOtherThe inadequate solid waste management, demographic, industrial and tourist growth, inadequate public sanitation policies, are factors that generate favourable scenarios for environmental contamination, especially in marine environments. Coastal areas have dense population density, marinas, ports, sewage channels and intense tourist activity, which aggravates contamination by macro, micro litter, and chemical compounds. Currently, there are diverse methodologies applied to macro litter and microplastics (MPs) studies. Regarding litter, many methodologies used in studies are biased, consequently the analyses and results are imprecise. As a result, this thesis brings two chapters of methodologies applied to macro litter and microplastics studies, followed by the third chapter about microplastic contamination in benthic organisms. The Chapter I approaches methodological concepts usually used to ecological works, in the analysis of litter collected in Sydney Harbour. Simulations of different sizes and numbers of sampling units (transects or quadracts) were performed and the impact of these units on sample precision was calculated. It is noticed that the choice and definition of sampling design directly reflects on the precision of the litter sampling. This is a baseline for future studies on the subject and the consequent production of more precise studies and analyses, not only applicable to litter. Still on methods, Chapter II reviews and describes methodologies applied to the study of microplastics in crustaceans. This review included all papers about MP in crustaceans published up to March 2021. In addition to description of methods, this work supports studies involving MPs in invertebrates, since it presents criticisms and limitations about methods used so far. Finally, as a case study, Chapter III analyses the contamination of MPs in different benthic organisms of the coast of Rio de Janeiro. Contamination was analysed in natural substrate, algae, sponges, and sea squirts, concomitantly related to MP ingestion by epibiont amphipods. Macroalgae are more contaminated by MP, as well as their associated organisms. Sponges and ascidians have different filtering process that influence the accumulation of MP in tissue, as well as its availability to associated organisms. MPs are considered ecosystem compounds and these results report the transference of this contamination in different benthic ecological levels and in sites not previously analysed.eng
dc.contributor.advisor1Senna, André Resende de
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dc.contributor.referee1Senna, André Resende de
dc.contributor.referee2Neves, Leonardo Mitrano
dc.contributor.referee3Silva, Hélio Ricardo da
dc.contributor.referee4Silva, Melanie Lopes da
dc.contributor.referee5Araújo, Fáblo Vieira de
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dc.publisher.countryBrasilpor
dc.publisher.departmentInstituto de Ciências Biológicas e da Saúdepor
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