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Adaptive Potentials of Marine Calcifiers in an Ever-Changing Ocean

Offered By: Rutgers Climate & Energy Institute via YouTube

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Marine Biology Courses Climate Change Courses Oceanography Courses Carbon Cycle Courses Biogeochemistry Courses Ocean Acidification Courses Coral Reefs Courses

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Explore the adaptive capabilities of marine calcifiers in response to changing ocean conditions in this 57-minute colloquium presented by Dr. Fiorella Prada from Rutgers University's Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. Delve into the latest research on how these organisms adapt to environmental shifts, gaining insights into their resilience and potential impacts on marine ecosystems. Discover the implications of ocean acidification, temperature changes, and other factors affecting calcifying species, and learn about cutting-edge methodologies used to study their adaptive potentials.

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Adaptive Potentials of Marine Calcifers in an Ever-Changing Ocean


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Rutgers Climate & Energy Institute

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