The neurobiological effects of ocean acidification on a cephalopod

Jodi Thomas investigated the response of the squid nervous system to elevated carbon dioxide (CO2). She found that a complex assortment of multiple mechanisms likely underpins behavioural and physiological responses to elevated CO2. This mechanistic understanding will help identify which animals wil...

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Main Author: Thomas, Jodi Thea
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Published: 2022
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Ocean acidification
Online Access:https://researchonline.jcu.edu.au/76064/8/JCU_76064_Thomas_2022_thesis.pdf
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