Journal Title
Title of Journal: Mar Biol
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Abbravation: Marine Biology
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Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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Authors: Maj Arnberg Piero Calosi John I Spicer Anne Helene S Tandberg Marianne Nilsen Stig Westerlund Renée K Bechmann
Publish Date: 2012/10/04
Volume: 160, Issue: 8, Pages: 2037-2048
Abstract
Climate models predict that the average temperature in the North Sea could increase 3–5 °C and surfacewaters pH could decrease 03–05 pH units by the end of this century Consequently we investigated the combined effect of decreased pH control pH 81 decreased pH 76 and temperature control 67 °C elevated 95 °C on the hatching timing and success and the zoeal development survival feeding respiration and growth up to stage IV zoea of the northern shrimp Pandalus borealis At elevated temperature embryos hatched 3 days earlier but experienced 2–4 reduced survival Larvae developed 9 days faster until stage IV zoea under elevated temperature and exhibited an increase in metabolic rates ca 20 and an increase in feeding rates ca 15–20 Decreased pH increased the development time but only at the low temperature We conclude that warming will likely exert a greater effect on shrimp larval development than ocean acidification manifesting itself as accelerated developmental rates with greater maintenance costs and decreased recruitment in terms of number and sizeWe thank Anna Ingvarsdottir and IngridCTaban at IRIS International Research Institute of Stavanger for help and technical support This study was funded by The Research Council of Norway RCN through two projects ‘Combined effects of ocean acidification climate change and oil related discharges’ 200800/S40 and IRISanchored strategic project ‘Effects of ocean acidification on invertebrate calcifying larvae’ The experiments were performed at Akvamiljo the marine research facility of IRIS This work was undertaken whilst MA was undertaking her doctorate study at IRIS/Plymouth University and PC was in receipt of a Research Council UK Research Fellowship to investigate ocean acidification at the Plymouth University
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