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Additional file 1: Supplemental Table 1. Demographics of 863 participants within the MADRES Study. Supplemental Figure 1. Spearman Correlations of Pollutants Weeks 1-32 of Gestation. Supplemental Figure 2. Pearson Correlations of Fetal Growth Outcomes With Infant Birth Weight. Supplemental Figure 3. DLM Model Results for PM10 and Fetal Abdominal Circumference Stratified by Fetal Sex. Supplemental Figure 4. Results of DLM Models After Additionally Adjusting for Chronic/Gestational Diabetes and Hypertension. Supplemental Figure 5. Results of DLM Models After Removing Mothers Who Reported Any Smoking (N=7). Supplemental Figure 6. Results of DLM Models After Additionally Adjusting for Gestational Weight Gain and Physical Activity in Pregnancy

Additional file 2: Figure S1. The quality plots of forward and reverse reads. The forward and reverse reads were trimmed to 281 and 206 bp, respectively. Figure S2. The rarefaction curves of observed ASVs and Shannon���s indexes. Figure S3. Evenness (pielou E) of microbial samples at 12 rabbit body sites. Figure S4. The comparison of alpha diversity between the intestinal group and the non-intestinal group. Figure S5. Comparison of rabbit microbiota at the genus level. A. Eight significantly different genera between the SSin and Lin groups. B. Three significantly different genera between the SSin and SML groups. C. Five significantly different genera between the SSin and Uter groups. D. Four significantly different genera between the Lin and SML groups. E. Three significantly different genera between the Lin and Uter groups. F. One significantly different genus between the SML and Uter groups. Welch���s t-test implemented in STAMP software was used; the p-values were corrected with Benjamini-Hochberg FDR method.