UK: Study explores impacts of ocean warming and acidification on Pacific cod

게시됨 2024년 5월 6일

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A study by NOAA Fisheries has found that both warming and acidification of the ocean are negatively impacting the early life stages of Pacific cod, a crucial species for Alaska's fisheries and communities. The research, which involved rearing cod eggs and larvae under various temperature and acidity conditions, discovered that temperature was the more significant stressor for the young fish. The findings are essential for developing climate-resilient management strategies for Alaska's fisheries.
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Study explores impacts of ocean warming and acidification on Pacific cod As the climate changes, the ocean is simultaneously warming and acidifying. Both have been shown to adversely affect the vulnerable early life stages of Pacific cod. But until now, the interplay of these two environmental stressors was unknown. A new NOAA Fisheries study takes a look into the future by replicating predicted Alaska ocean conditions in the laboratory. The study is the first to look at interactive effects of ocean warming and acidification on Pacific cod. Researchers evaluated the growth and survival of eggs and larvae at combinations of temperature and acidity representing current and future ocean environments. The findings can help improve predictions to ensure climate-ready Alaska fisheries and communities into the future. Ocean warming and acidification are escalating faster in Alaska and other high latitude regions than anywhere else on the planet. Alaska produces more than half of the ...
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