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Effects of elevated PCO2 and temperature on Mytilus edulis net calcification rate (NCR).
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Effects of elevated PCO2 and temperature on the calcium content and the ratio of calcium to magnesium (Ca/Mg) in the M. edulis nacreous layer. (A) The left and right shell valves of M. edulis. The red box indicates the sampling site. (B) Calcium content in the different treatments. The survey spectra record the presence of calcium on the shell surface and the peak areas indicate the relative calcium content. (C) Ca/Mg ratio in different treatments.
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Effects of elevated PCO2 and temperature on M. edulis shell microstructure. Scale bars, 5 μm.
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Effects of elevated PCO2 and temperature on M. edulis shell breaking force. (A) Measurement methods for shell morphology and breaking force. (B) Shell breaking force of M. edulis exposed to different treatments.
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Effects of elevated PCO2 and temperature on the expression of biomineralization-related genes in M. edulis. CHI, chitinase; CHS, chitin synthase; CNN, calponin-like protein; CA, carbonic anhydrase; SILK, silk-like protein; NACR, nacrein-like protein; PWAP, perlwapin-like protein; PLUC, perlucin-like protein.
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