ArticleProceedings. Biological sciences2025
The breeding zone in a colonial marine invertebrate influences larval sensitivity to low oxygen at a micro-spatial scale.
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- The breeding zone in a colonial marine invertebrate influences larval sensitivity to low oxygen at a micro-spatial scale.Proceedings. Biological sciences · 2025Article
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In marine benthic environments, oxygen availability is highly variable across temporal and spatial scales. Such variability generates heterogeneous microhabitats in which organisms experience marked changes from saturated (i.e. normoxic) to anoxic conditions. For sessile colonial species, fine spatial differences in oxygen availability can trigger intra-colony phenotypic differences, influencing the overall colony performance/fitness. Here, we assessed the extent to which intra-colony differences in oxygen regimens influence biological characteristics in adult and larval stages of the colonial bryozoan
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