Integrated behavioural and physiological responses of sand smelt larvae to the effects of warming and hypoxia as combined stressors

Forecasts indicate that rising temperatures towards the future and the expansion of dead zones will change environmental suitability for fish early stages. Therefore, we assessed the chronic effects of warming (26 °C), hypoxia (

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Published in:Marine environmental research 2024-07, Vol.199, p.106609, Article 106609
Main Authors: Lima, André R.A., Lopes, Ana Rita, Martins-Cardoso, Sara, Moutinho, Ariana B., Lemos, Marco F.L., Novais, Sara C., Faria, Ana M.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
anaerobiosis
Animals
antioxidant activity
antioxidants
Atherina
Behavior, Animal
body weight
catalase
Climate change
DNA damage
Early life stages
Energy Metabolism
Fish metabolism
Growth patterns
hypoxia
Larva - physiology
larvae
lipid peroxidation
mortality
Ocean warming
Oxidative Stress
Oxygen depletion
pelagic fish
Small pelagic fish
species
Stress, Physiological - physiology
superoxide dismutase
Swimming
Temperature
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Summary:Forecasts indicate that rising temperatures towards the future and the expansion of dead zones will change environmental suitability for fish early stages. Therefore, we assessed the chronic effects of warming (26 °C), hypoxia (
ISSN:0141-1136
1879-0291
1879-0291
DOI:10.1016/j.marenvres.2024.106609