BaselineBiogeographic vulnerability to ocean acidification and warming in a marine bivalve
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Author contributions
Conceived and designed the experiments: CVC, TLL, AJ. Performed the experiments: CVC, TLL, AJ, AS; Analyzed the data: CVC, TL; Wrote the paper: CVC, MV, TLL.
Acknowledgements
This work was financially supported through the provision of a post-doctoral fellowship to the first author by the Flemish Fund for Scientific Research (FWO Flanders, 1.2.380.11.N.00) and through UGent BOF GOA projects 01GA1911 and 01G02617. This paper is dedicated to Otis.
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