seadusteks
Seadusteks is a term that has emerged in discussions related to marine biology and environmental science, particularly concerning the microplastic content found in oceanic dust particles. These particles are not literal dust in the terrestrial sense but rather fine particulate matter that can become airborne and travel long distances before settling into the ocean. The "seadust" component refers to the oceanic origin of these particles, which can include mineral dust blown from landmasses, sea salt spray, and biological debris.
The "eks" suffix, while not a formally recognized scientific term, is often used informally to denote the
Research into seadusteks aims to understand how microplastics are transported and distributed across marine environments. The