Oysters and mussels could have a harder time making their shells if projections of thickening carbon dioxide by the year 2100 pan out.
Discovery Channel, 6 March 2007. Link
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- The Open Acidification Tank Controller: an open-source device for the control of pH and temperature in ocean acidification experiments
- Declining growth rates of global coral reef ecosystems
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