ARMS invertebrate sampling.

Sampling in Upa Upasina showing A) ARMS at the time of deployment in low pH, B) ARMS after two years of deployment in medium pH, and C) composite photo of a subsample of invertebrate species from one ARMS in control (high) pH.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Laetitia Plaisance (341939), Kenan Matterson (6306119), Katharina Fabricius (525570), Sergei Drovetski (5043707), Chris Meyer (677428), Nancy Knowlton (41636)
Format:	Still Image
Language:	unknown
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Ecology Marine Biology Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified using dna barcoding study took place papua new guinea gastropods increased slightly carbon dioxide seeps 64 &# 8211 42 &# 8211 34 &# 8211 thereby sampling across important model systems naturally acidified habitats ongoing ocean acidification topographically complex habitats lower ph conditions two reef localities two localities sampling reef ph conditions ecologically important complex interactions reef fauna low ph environmental conditions varying distances trophic relationships three sites taxonomic identifications species rich natural gradient invertebrate groups extremely abundant entire communities dwelling invertebrates data illustrate coral reefs close proximity census quantitatively cascading impacts also variability additional factors 75 ) 56 %) 45 %) 2 mm Ocean acidification
Online Access:	https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0258725.g001

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Summary:	Sampling in Upa Upasina showing A) ARMS at the time of deployment in low pH, B) ARMS after two years of deployment in medium pH, and C) composite photo of a subsample of invertebrate species from one ARMS in control (high) pH.