Impact of anthropogenic global hypoxia on the physiological response of bivalves
Most Cited Paper
in Marine Biology and Ecology Research
18 Months Post-Publication
Class of 2026
“Impact of anthropogenic global hypoxia on the physiological response of bivalves”
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anthropogenic global hypoxia · bivalves · physiological response · hypoxia tolerance · deoxygenation · marine invertebrates · environmental stress · metabolic depression · anaerobic metabolism · gill function · respiratory adaptation · oxidative stress · hemolymph oxygen · hypoxia-inducible factor · Shellfish aquaculture
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