What do you foresee?
Public awareness of many climate change-related issues is rising globally, as well as in New Zealand. However, ocean acidification (OA) seems to be one of the least perceived and understood threats to the marine environment. The chemical changes in the water come at a cost for many marine organisms...
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ftjunctures:oai:junctures.org:article/325 2023-05-15T17:49:43+02:00 What do you foresee? Kluibenschedl, Anna Velasco, Nadjejda Espinel Van Hale, Meg Winton, Lucy 2018-12-03 application/pdf http://junctures.org/index.php/junctures/article/view/325 eng eng Otago Polytechnic Te Kura Matatini ki Otago, New Zealand http://junctures.org/index.php/junctures/article/view/325/569 http://junctures.org/index.php/junctures/article/view/325 Copyright (c) 2018 Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue; No. 19 (2018): oceans 1179-8912 1176-5119 Ocean Acidification info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 2018 ftjunctures 2021-09-02T10:37:21Z Public awareness of many climate change-related issues is rising globally, as well as in New Zealand. However, ocean acidification (OA) seems to be one of the least perceived and understood threats to the marine environment. The chemical changes in the water come at a cost for many marine organisms and may have severe impacts on key physiological processes such as growth, shell formation, reproductive capabilities, competitive fitness and photosynthesis. Furthermore, lowered pH may lead to shell dissolution in shell-building organisms. One organism that has been identified as most vulnerable to OA is a group of calcifying algae called coralline algae. Article in Journal/Newspaper Ocean acidification Junctures - The Journal for Thematic Dialogue New Zealand |
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Public awareness of many climate change-related issues is rising globally, as well as in New Zealand. However, ocean acidification (OA) seems to be one of the least perceived and understood threats to the marine environment. The chemical changes in the water come at a cost for many marine organisms and may have severe impacts on key physiological processes such as growth, shell formation, reproductive capabilities, competitive fitness and photosynthesis. Furthermore, lowered pH may lead to shell dissolution in shell-building organisms. One organism that has been identified as most vulnerable to OA is a group of calcifying algae called coralline algae. |
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