Diluted seawater and ammonia-n tolerance of two mangrove crab species. new insights to understand the vulnerability of pristine islands ecosystems organisms

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• who: Laura Mégevand from the France Massey University, Zealand have published the article: Diluted Seawater and Ammonia-N Tolerance of Two Mangrove Crab Species. New Insights to Understand the Vulnerability of Pristine Islands Ecosystems Organisms, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
• what: In the present study, crabs were collected from Europa (GT) and Mayotte (PC) mangroves and were artificially exposed to diluted seawater (5 ppt) and Ammonia-N (10 mg.L-1 ), a proxy of anthropogenic presence through an environmental concentration. In the present study, PC appears to have a better physiological tolerance to decreased salinity . . .
  

   

  

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