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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 12 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (8.0) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 12 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (7.82) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 12 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (7.0) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 12 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (6.3) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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0.89
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 12 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (5.95) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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0.63
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 20 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (8.15) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 20 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (7.75) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 20 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (6.5) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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0.94
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 20 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (6.15) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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0.92
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 20 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (5.25) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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0.92
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 20 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (5.2) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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0.70
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 32 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (8.1) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 32 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (7.9) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 32 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (6.2) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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0.96
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Parra and Yufera (2002)
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Newly hatched larvae of Senegal Sole (Solea senegalensis) were grown for 32 days and then exposed to a reduced pH (5.2) for 24 hours after which the survival rate of the juveniles were measured. Modified pH values were obtained using Tris and phosphate-citrate buffer. Control seawater temperature was 19.5°C, control pH was 8.2, and control salinity was 33‰.
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0.92
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