Disparate response of decapods to low pH: A meta-analysis of life history, physiology and behavior traits across life stages and environments.
We employed a meta-analysis to determine if the presumed resilience of decapods to ocean acidification extends to all biological aspects, environments, and life stages. Most response categories appeared unaffected by acidification. However, certain fitness-related traits (growth, survival, and, to s...
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ftpubmed:38537497 2024-06-02T08:12:35+00:00 Disparate response of decapods to low pH: A meta-analysis of life history, physiology and behavior traits across life stages and environments. Ocampo, Emiliano H Nuñez, Jesus D Ribeiro, Pablo D Pérez García, Macarena Bas, Claudia C Luppi, Tomas A 2024 May https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpolbul.2024.116293 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38537497 eng eng Elsevier Science https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpolbul.2024.116293 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38537497 Copyright © 2024. Published by Elsevier Ltd. Mar Pollut Bull ISSN:1879-3363 Volume:202 Acidification Climate change Decapoda Hypercapnia Life cycle Systematic review Journal Article Meta-Analysis Review 2024 ftpubmed https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpolbul.2024.116293 2024-05-07T16:02:00Z We employed a meta-analysis to determine if the presumed resilience of decapods to ocean acidification extends to all biological aspects, environments, and life stages. Most response categories appeared unaffected by acidification. However, certain fitness-related traits (growth, survival, and, to some extent, calcification) were impacted. Acid-base balance and stress response scaled positively with reductions in pH, which maintains homeostasis, possibly at the cost of other processes. Juveniles were the only stage impacted by acidification, which is believed to reduce recruitment. We observed few differences in responses to acidification among decapods inhabiting contrasting environments. Our meta-analysis shows decapods as a group slightly to moderately sensitive to low pH, with impacts on some biological aspects rather than on all specific life stages or habitats. Although extreme pH scenarios may not occur in the open ocean, coastal and estuarine areas might experience lower pH levels in the near to medium future, posing potential challenges for decapods. Review Ocean acidification PubMed Central (PMC) Marine Pollution Bulletin 202 116293 |
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We employed a meta-analysis to determine if the presumed resilience of decapods to ocean acidification extends to all biological aspects, environments, and life stages. Most response categories appeared unaffected by acidification. However, certain fitness-related traits (growth, survival, and, to some extent, calcification) were impacted. Acid-base balance and stress response scaled positively with reductions in pH, which maintains homeostasis, possibly at the cost of other processes. Juveniles were the only stage impacted by acidification, which is believed to reduce recruitment. We observed few differences in responses to acidification among decapods inhabiting contrasting environments. Our meta-analysis shows decapods as a group slightly to moderately sensitive to low pH, with impacts on some biological aspects rather than on all specific life stages or habitats. Although extreme pH scenarios may not occur in the open ocean, coastal and estuarine areas might experience lower pH levels in the near to medium future, posing potential challenges for decapods. |
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Ocampo, Emiliano H Nuñez, Jesus D Ribeiro, Pablo D Pérez García, Macarena Bas, Claudia C Luppi, Tomas A |
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Ocampo, Emiliano H Nuñez, Jesus D Ribeiro, Pablo D Pérez García, Macarena Bas, Claudia C Luppi, Tomas A |
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Disparate response of decapods to low pH: A meta-analysis of life history, physiology and behavior traits across life stages and environments. |
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Disparate response of decapods to low pH: A meta-analysis of life history, physiology and behavior traits across life stages and environments. |
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Disparate response of decapods to low pH: A meta-analysis of life history, physiology and behavior traits across life stages and environments. |
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Disparate response of decapods to low pH: A meta-analysis of life history, physiology and behavior traits across life stages and environments. |
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Disparate response of decapods to low pH: A meta-analysis of life history, physiology and behavior traits across life stages and environments. |
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disparate response of decapods to low ph: a meta-analysis of life history, physiology and behavior traits across life stages and environments. |
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