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Fig. 3. The acidbase status of the hemolymph in a single lobster changes
rapidly in response to a temperature increase. (A) Hemolymph pH (filled
symbols) repeatedly sampled in a single lobster as the seawater temperature
warmed from 2 to 12°C. (B) Hemolymph PCO2 (open
symbols) measured in the same samples. In both plots the line indicates the
kinetics of the temperature change from 2 to 12°C. Conversion factor: 1
Pa=9.86x106 atm.