Ocean Acidification Effects and Responses
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This cluster of papers explores the impact of ocean acidification on marine ecosystems, focusing on the effects of elevated CO2 emissions on seawater pH, calcifying organisms, and overall biodiversity. The research covers a wide range of marine organisms and habitats, highlighting the complex biological responses and potential shifts in ecosystem functioning due to ongoing global change.
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ocean acidification; carbonate chemistry; seawater pH; seawater carbonate chemistry; elevated pCO2; aragonite saturation state; coral calcification; calcifying organisms; shell dissolution; carbonate saturation state; calcium carbonate saturation; marine calcifiers; calcification rate; coastal acidification; aragonite undersaturation; anthropogenic CO2 uptake; calcite saturation state; carbonate ion concentration; seacarb; CO2 vents; shell calcification; CO2 seeps; total dissolved inorganic carbon; seawater pCO2; climate change impacts on marine organisms
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Morton address: 38285836764450035 · morton4x16-v1
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