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Gains and losses of coral skeletal porosity changes with ocean acidification acclimation

Fantazzini et al., 2015

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Fantazzini P
Mengoli S
Pasquini L
Bortolotti V
Brizi L
Mariani M
Di Giosia M
Fermani S
Capaccioni B
Caroselli E
Prada F
Zaccanti F
Levy O
Dubinsky Z
Kaandorp J
Konglerd P
Hammel J
Dauphin Y
Cuif J
Weaver J
Fabricius K
Wagermaier W
Fratzl P
Falini G
Goffredo S
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Nature Communications

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Ocean acidification is predicted to impact ecosystems reliant on calcifying organisms, potentially reducing the socioeconomic benefits these habitats provide. Here we investigate the acclimation potential of stony corals living along a pH gradient caused by a …
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