Goodwin, C.E.; Petalas, C.; Provencher, J.F.; Elliott, K.H.; Lavoie, R.A.  - Résumé: Plastic pollution is widespread in coastal ecosystems, yet wildlife exposure in relation to human activity remains poorly understood. Gulls, which exploit a wide variety of habitats and food sources and may ingest plastic debris depending on their foraging location, can serve as effective sentinels of anthropogenic pollution. To examine how proximity to anthropogenic...