Adaptation and acclimation to temperature in a globally invasive species, Carcinus maenas

Adaptation and acclimation to temperature in a globally invasive species, Carcinus maenas

Temperature plays a vital role in shaping species' biology and biogeography, but the response of marine species to changes in temperature is still poorly understood over time scales relevant to climate change. In this thesis, I use a single species as a case study to explore acclimation and ada...

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Main Author: Tepolt, Carolyn Kolbe
Corporate Author: Stanford University Department of Biology
Other Authors: Fraser, Hunter B (Thesis advisor, advisor.), Hadly, Elizabeth Anne, 1958- (Thesis advisor, advisor), Palumbi, Stephen R. (Thesis advisor, primary advisor), Somero, George N (Thesis advisor, advisor.)
Format: Thesis Electronic Book
Language:English
Published: 2014

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Call Number: 3781 2014 T
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