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Alternative Title:
Alaska ocean acidification research plan for FY15 - FY17
Personal Author:
Sigler, Michael Frederick, 1957-; Hurst, Thomas P.; Dalton, Michael; Foy, Robert James; Mathis, Jeremy T., 1979-; ... More +
Sigler, Michael Frederick, 1957-; Hurst, Thomas P.; Dalton, Michael; Foy, Robert James; Mathis, Jeremy T., 1979-; Stone, Robert P.; Less -
Corporate Authors:
Alaska Fisheries Science Center (U.S.);
NOAA Program & Office:
NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service); AFSC (Alaska Fisheries Science Center);
NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service); AFSC (Alaska Fisheries Science Center); Less -
Description:
"Our research focuses on commercially and ecologically important Alaskan species most likely to be affected by OA, especially larval and juvenile stages. Commercially important calcareous species (crab) are our first priority because of their economic value and because these species are likely to suffer direct effects of reduced CaCO₃ availability. Our second priority is commercially important fish species; this research will screen for early life history effects and effects mediated by prey. Third priority is coldwater corals whose ecological importance includes sheltering marine organisms (e.g., rockfish), providing focal areas for foraging, and increasing the biodiversity of seafloor habitats"--Overview.
Content Notes:
by M.F. Sigler, T.P. Hurst, M.G. Dalton, R.J. Foy, J.T. Mathis, and R.P. Stone. "January 2015." System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader. Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords:
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Effect Of Water Acidification On
Marine Animals
Ocean Acidification
Oceanography
Planning
Research

Series:
AFSC processed report ; 2015-02;
Document Type:
Technical Report;
Place as Subject:
Alaska;
Rights Information:
Public Domain
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Library
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urn:sha256:e515ac932784daabf657fdff4bcc5fa2812a1966cda5e7c72cfe0ed5d2f20ce2
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