• Coral Reefs

      all latitudes. Cold-water corals (CWC) have long been considered particularly vulnerable to ocean acidification, but in the naturally acidified fjords of Patagonian Chile, we found large populations of CWC

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    • Physiology of early life stages

      different habitats (e.g.: in the water column and on the bottom). Ocean warming, ocean acidification and decreasing oxygen in the world's oceans in the wake of rapid climate change pose a challenge to all life

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    • Katja Mintenbeck

      highest authority Dr Katja Mintenbeck, marine biologist at the Alfred Wegener Institute. IPCC Ocean acidification At regular intervals, the International Panel on Climate Change is faced with a mammoth task