Competitive fitness of a predominant pelagic calcifier impaired by ocean acidification

Overview of attention for article published in Nature Geoscience, December 2016

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Strictly speaking, they are not turning acidic, but are...

User BurnerAcc2020, in the World News subreddit, 04 Jun 2021

Strictly speaking, they are not turning acidic, but are going from slightly basic to slightly less basic, even if the emissions…

It's a good thing that real life is not a movie, and that...

User BurnerAcc2020, in the Reddit Science subreddit, 30 Mar 2021

It's a good thing that real life is not a movie, and that the majority of plankton species benefit from acidification. [CO2…

Hi! I was interested in the article, and tried to read the...

User BurnerAcc2020, in the World News subreddit, 15 Mar 2021

Hi! I was interested in the article, and tried to read the original study, but when I tried to follow the link in the article…

Erm, if you are referring to the phytoplankton, only a...

User BurnerAcc2020, in the World News subreddit, 15 Mar 2021

Erm, if you are referring to the phytoplankton, only a minority of the species are adversely affected by acidification. Don't…

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