1998 UMBSM Clyde Sea Life at it's Limits: The Ecophysiology of the High Shore Rockpool Inhabitant Tigriopus Brevicornis

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A PhD was conducted at the University Marine Biological Station Millport (UMBSM). Tigriopus brevicornis inhabits a high shore environment and therefore must endure extreme physiochemical changes in salinity, temperature and oxygen. The study was conducted to investigate the previously unknown physiological mechanisms for tolerance of the physiochemical extremes which is experienced by the harpscticoid copepod Tigriopus brevicornis. The osmotic physiology, respiratory physiology, functional morphology and aspects of the cryobiology of Tigriopus brevicornis were investigated.

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Harvest GUID
a3536c49ff6cf8a3471b793ee9f5c3fb
Extent
Latitude: 55.7502° to 55.7491°
Longitude: -4.9068° to -4.9054°
Spatial reference system
4326
Dataset reference date
1998-08-01 (publication)
Frequency of update
notPlanned
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University Marine Biological Station (UMBS), Millport (originator, custodian)
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