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Interactive effects of pH, temperature and exposure period on native and invasive mussels from the West Coast of South Africa
Global warming and ocean acidification due to an increase in anthropogenic carbon dioxide can impact marine calcifying organisms. Shells of marine calcifying organisms protect their internal soft tissue and may be key in determining the susceptibility of marine calcifiers to these environmental stre...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2014
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