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Short-term mechanisms, long-term consequences: transcriptomic insights into ocean acidification tolerance and stress in juvenile snow crab

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By Kodiak Laboratory, W. Christopher
| Frontiers in Marine Science
Abstract Understanding how marine species tolerate ocean acidification (OA) is critical for predicting biological responses to ocean change, as well as impacts on the ecosystems and industries that rely upon them. Snow crab (Chionoecetes opilio) are both a major fishery resource in the Bering Sea and an important component of high-latitude marine food webs. Experimental work suggests that snow crab are relatively tolerant of OA, but that this tolerance has limits.
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Effects of ocean acidification on red king crab larval survival and development

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By Jennifer Gardner, Allie Conrad, Robert T Foy, Kodiak Laboratory
| BioRxiv
Abstract Ocean acidification, a decrease in oceanic pH resulting from the uptake of anthropogenic CO2, can be a significant stressor for marine organisms.
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