Ocean acidification represents a significant and growing threat to some species of marine plankton, with wide-ranging implications for marine ecosystems and the services they provide. The alterations in plankton physiology, behavior, and community structure under acidified conditions exemplify the profound impact of anthropogenic CO₂ emissions on the ocean’s smallest, yet most essential inhabitants.
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