Long-term effects of ocean acidification and its interaction with warming on calcifying organisms and their associated microbiome: bryozoans as emerging sentinels of global change?
Blanca Figuerola,
Pol Capdevila,
Marc Cerda-Domenech
et al.
Abstract:Global ocean warming and acidification are two of the major threats to many marine calcifying habitat-forming species, potentially affecting entire ecosystems. Consequently, the need for a better understanding and predicting the response of marine calcifiers has never been more pressing. Paradoxically, the individual and combined long-term effects of these stressors on bryozoans have remained largely unexplored, despite their great abundance and diversity globally. Here, we first evaluate the changes in skelet… Show more
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