Saturation-state sensitivity of marine bivalve larvae to ocean acidification¶
Waldbusser. (2014). Saturation-state sensitivity of marine bivalve larvae to ocean acidification. Nature Climate Change.
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- Carbonate Saturation State
- Seasonal upwelling brings deep, CO₂-rich water to the coast, and researchers working with Oregon's Whiskey Creek hatchery found that when this water pushed the aragonite saturation state of the intake below 1, newly settled larvae could not build their initial aragonite shells fast enough and died
This sourceWaldbusser and colleagues' study showing that bivalve larval shell development and growth depend on seawater saturation state rather than on pH or CO2 partial pressure.
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“at typical upwelling conditions along the Oregon coast”
- Seasonal upwelling brings deep, CO₂-rich water to the coast, and researchers working with Oregon's Whiskey Creek hatchery found that when this water pushed the aragonite saturation state of the intake below 1, newly settled larvae could not build their initial aragonite shells fast enough and died
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