Diel-cycling seawater acidification and hypoxia impair the physiological and growth performance of marine mussels
Abstract
Ocean acidification and hypoxia are concurrent in some coastal waters due to anthropogenic activities in the past decades. In the natural environment, pH and dissolved oxygen (DO) may fluctuate and follow diel-cycling patterns, but such effects on marine animals have not been comprehensively studied compared to their constant effects. In order to study the effects of diel-cycling seawater acidification and hypoxia on the fitness of marine...
Paper Details
Title
Diel-cycling seawater acidification and hypoxia impair the physiological and growth performance of marine mussels
Published Date
Jun 1, 2020
Volume
722
Pages
138001 - 138001
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