Journal References
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Experimental Conditions
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0.0 to 0.09
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0.09 to 0.17
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0.17 to 0.3
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0.3 to 0.5
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More than 0.5
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 6 hours. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and the light intensity was 11.5 µmol/m2/s.
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0.18
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 6 hours. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and the light intensity was 14.6 µmol/m2/s.
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0.79
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 6 hours. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and the light intensity was 11.5 µmol/m2/s.
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0.35
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 6 hours. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and the light intensity was 14.6 µmol/m2/s.
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1.40
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 6 hours. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and the light intensity was 11.5 µmol/m2/s.
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0.06
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 6 hours. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and the light intensity was 13.0 µmol/m2/s.
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0.00
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 3 hours at night. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and negative values indicate dissolution.
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0.23
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 3 hours at night. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and negative values indicate dissolution.
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1.15
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 3 hours at night. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and negative values indicate dissolution.
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0.13
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 3 hours at night. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and negative values indicate dissolution.
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0.47
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 3 hours at night. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and negative values indicate dissolution.
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0.00
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Ohde and Hossain (2004)
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Calcification rates were measured in Porites lutea corals that were exposed to either normal (~8.2) or reduced (~7.9) pH in the laboratory over a period of 3 hours at night. Reduced pH conditions were obtained via the addition of HCl into seawater. Temperatures were maintained at 25°C and negative values indicate dissolution.
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0.11
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