Sample rarefaction curves.

• 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.g002

Rarefaction curves for invertebrate assemblages of all ARMS units from Upa Upasina (square markers) and Dobu (round markers) in control (blue), medium (orange) and low (red) pH conditions. The dotted lines represent samples for which the sampling size was extrapolated to six ARMS units.