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Delayed effects of severe hypoxia experienced by marine gastropod embryos.

Pechenik, Jan A.

Segura, Cristian J.

Chaparro, Oscar R.

Paschke, K.A.

Osores, Sebastian Jorge.

Navarro, Jorge M.

Cubillos, Victor Mauricio.

2014

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Although periods of severely reduced oxygen concentration are occurring with increasing frequency in coastal marine ecosystems, the effects of such exposures on early development have not been extensively explored. Brooding females of the gastropod Crepipatella dilatata expose their embryos to such hypoxic conditions (<1 mg O2 l-1) naturally during periods of intense seasonal rains, when they ... read more

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Segura CJ, Chaparro OR, Pechenik JA, Paschke KA, Osores SJA, Navarro JM, Cubillos VM (2014) Delayed effects of severe hypoxia experienced by marine gastropod embryos. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 510:59-71. https://doi.org/10.3354/meps10906.