Thermal exposure risks to mobile tropical marine snails: Are eco-engineered rock pools on seawalls scale-specific enough for comprehensive biodiversity outcomes?
Abstract
To test the model that eco-engineering plant boxes on seawalls sustain water temperatures within thermal tolerance to maximize tropical marine biodiversity, we conducted acute thermal effects (AET) experiments using intertidal gastropods (Nerita albicilla and Littoraria articulata). The AET50 (50th percentile) for N. albicilla (39.6 °C) was higher than L. articulata (32.8 °C). Loggers (Hobo) in boxes on a seawall positioned for full exposure to...
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Title
Thermal exposure risks to mobile tropical marine snails: Are eco-engineered rock pools on seawalls scale-specific enough for comprehensive biodiversity outcomes?
Published Date
Jul 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
156
Pages
111237 - 111237
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