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Effects of ocean acidification on the brown alga Padina pavonica: decalcification due to acute and chronic events.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC4182500 · PMID 25268231

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Herbarium study: chronic OA response Herbarium-derived calcification values (n = 79) showed a decreasing trend in the calcified surface of P. pavonica thalli over time ( Figure 4A ; P<0.001, power = 1.000).

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pavonica showed an increasing trend (i.e., more gaps without calcium carbonate) as the distance to the submarine eruption decreased ( Figure 2A ; Figure S3 ); the highest decalcification (95.19%±6.32%) was detected in the inner harbour of La Restinga, in contrast to the control (11.76%±11.47%).

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