ArticleProceedings. Biological sciences2017
Evolution in temperature-dependent phytoplankton traits revealed from a sediment archive: do reaction norms tell the whole story?
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Abstract
The high evolutionary potential of phytoplankton species allows them to rapidly adapt to global warming. Adaptations may occur in temperature-dependent traits, such as growth rate, cell size and life cycle processes. Using resurrection experiments with resting stages from living sediment archives, it is possible to investigate whether adaptation occurred. For this study, we revived resting cysts of the spring bloom dinoflagellate
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