Arts et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Climate warming reduces essential fatty acid production in algaeArts et al., 2015
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- Arts M
- Hixson S
- Mercieca S
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Climate change predictions range from an overall warming of our planet to more subtle, regional, changes in the global distribution of surface air temperatures and rainfall patterns (IPCC 2014). Climate change is also associated with increased ocean salinity and acidity …
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