Starvation rates in larval and juvenile Atlantic silversides (Menidia menidia) are unaffected by high CO2 conditions
Starvation rates in larval and juvenile Atlantic silversides (Menidia menidia) are unaffected by high CO2 conditions
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大西洋银鳅 (Menidia menidia) 幼虫和幼鱼的饥饿率不受高二氧化碳条件的影响
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10.1007/s00227-018-3335-x
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发表时间:
2018
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影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Murray, Christopher S.
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作者:
Baumann, Hannes;Parks, Elle M.;Murray, Christopher S.
Over the past decade, laboratory experiments on fish early life stages have found many traits that are evidently sensitive to elevated CO2levels. With respect to larval growth, high CO2environments are commonly assumed to increase acid–base regulation and other plastic responses, thus incurring additional metabolic costs that reduce the scope for growth. This assumption is not well supported by empirical evidence. One reason might be that experiments often provide unrestricted feeding conditions, which could allow larvae to compensate for higher costs by increased food intake. To remove potentially confounding effects of larval feeding, we conducted a series of starvation trials on offspring of the Atlantic silverside (Menidia menidia), predicting faster starvation at high compared to ambient CO2treatments. We compiled observations from five separate experiments spanning different years, laboratories, temperatures (17–26 °C), life stages (newly hatched larvae, previously fed larvae, early juveniles), and CO2levels (300–6500 µatm). Contrary to expectation, we found that starvation rates were largely independent of the CO2environment in this fish species. The one exception occurred at the lowest temperature and most extreme CO2treatment, which resulted in slower not faster starvation in newly hatched larvae at high compared to ambient CO2treatments. The apparent failure of starvation rate as a proxy for CO2effects on larval fish metabolism may have several reasons, including potential CO2tolerance of offspring, observed large stochasticity in early life survival masking small metabolic costs of high CO2, and the general depression and reconfiguration of fish metabolism in response to food deprivation.
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