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Shaowu Bao
Researcher at Coastal Carolina University
Publications - 13
Citations - 561
Shaowu Bao is an academic researcher from Coastal Carolina University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Geology & Environmental science. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 6 publications receiving 360 citations.
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Occurrence of microplastics in the beach sand of the Chinese inner sea: the Bohai Sea ☆
TL;DR: Results revealed that the majority abundance of the observed non-plastics were viscose cellulose fibers, and further studies are required to evaluate the environmental hazards of microplastics, especially as they may "act as a contaminant transporter" to the Bohai Sea ecosystem.
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Occurrence and distribution of microplastics at selected coastal sites along the southeastern United States.
Xubiao Yu,Xubiao Yu,Samantha M. Ladewig,Shaowu Bao,Catherine A. Toline,Stefanie Whitmire,Alex T. Chow +6 more
TL;DR: The source of microplastics in coastal areas is mainly from urban areas, such as wastewater discharge, rather than breakdown of larger marine debris drifting in the ocean, suggesting that ocean currents can be a good predictor of the fate and distribution ofmicroplastics at the sites sampled here.
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Natural Fibers: A Missing Link to Chemical Pollution Dispersion in Aquatic Environments
TL;DR: This study highlights the need to understand more fully the interaction between temperature and salinity and the ability of these factors to change the behaviour of animals and also investigates the role of “spatially aggregating organisms”.
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Extreme flooding mobilized dissolved organic matter from coastal forested wetlands
Hamed Majidzadeh,Habibullah Uzun,Alexander Ruecker,David Miller,Jeffery Vernon,Hongyuan Zhang,Shaowu Bao,Martin Tsz-Ki Tsui,Tanju Karanfil,Alex T. Chow +9 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors examined changes in dissolved organic matter (DOM) dynamics in coastal blackwater rivers under extreme flooding conditions in the southeastern United States and found that DOM aromaticity and abundance of humic substances significantly increased during the same period.
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Concentration and isotopic composition of mercury in a blackwater river affected by extreme flooding events
Martin Tsz-Ki Tsui,Habibullah Uzun,Habibullah Uzun,Alexander Ruecker,Alexander Ruecker,Hamed Majidzadeh,Hamed Majidzadeh,Yener Ulus,Hongyuan Zhang,Shaowu Bao,Joel D. Blum,Tanju Karanfil,Alex T. Chow +12 more