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2 supply outdoor mesocosms comprising of twelve 1,800 l replicate tanks to simulate ocean warming and acidification under various tidal conditions. List is the home port of the AWI`s state-of-the-art research

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+49(471)4831-1831
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+49(471)4831-1307 / 2440
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+49(471)4831-1015
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+49(471)4831-2096
Am Handelshafen 12, 27570 Bremerhaven

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+49(471)4831-1809
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+49(471)4831-1479
Am Handelshafen 12, 27570 Bremerhaven

IPCC Climate Change Ocean acidification Anthropogenic climate change is altering the living conditions in the ocean more dramatically than in the past 50 to 300 million years. The oceans are becoming warmer [...] which chemically react with constituents of seawater, making the oceans more acidic. But that’s not all: for various reasons, warming oceans store less oxygen. In other words, they gradually lose their lifeblood [...] in the seas simultaneously reduces the number of safe havens remaining to them. Increasing ocean acidification puts organisms under additional pressure. Further, these three climate impacts are mutually

influences. One of our priority questions is how environmental parameters (temperature, hypoxia, ocean acidification, pollution) and their combination affect fish, mussels and snails. One focus is on the cellular