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Coccolithophores are a group of calcifying phytoplankton that can reach high abundances in the Mediterranean Sea, and whose responses to OA are modulated by temperature and nutrients. We present ...
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In addition to the expected seasonality of the coccolithophore production that occurs during winter seasons due to the strong water mixing induced by monsoon winds, a two …
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Coccolithophores also present a paradigm for the study of calcification mechanisms. The ease with which certain species can be cultured and the relative tractability of a unicellular calcification system that produces intricate calcium carbonate structures (coccoliths) allows questions relating to the biological control of crystal formation and ...
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coccolithophores are found to prefer placid, nutrient-poor waters with moderate temperatures (Young et al. 2009). This does not negate the fact that they are also found in cold nutrient carrying upwelled waters. Coccolithophores can thrive very successfully in those areas where other phytoplankton starves to survive (Young et al. 2009).
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Highly calcifying, larger coccolithophores emerged as CO2 generally declined through the Eocene, despite cooling leading to lower organic-matter fixation rates, according to size-dependent ...
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Coccolithophores are marine unicellular organisms covering their cell with calcium carbonate (CaCO 3) platelets—the coccoliths—forming an exoskeleton called coccosphere (Fig. 1a,b) 1,2.Since ...
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Coccolithophores are not normally harmful to other marine life in the ocean. The nutrient-poor conditions that allow the Coccolithophores to exist will often kill off much of the larger phytoplankton. Many of the smaller fish and zooplankton that eat normal phytoplankton also feast on the Coccolithophores.
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Coccolithophores are globally abundant marine microalgae characterized by their ability to form calcite platelets (coccoliths). The coccoliths are produced internally in a Golgi-derived vesicle. Mature coccoliths are extruded from the cell to form a protective covering on the cell surface, known as the coccosphere. Current evidence indicates that calcite precipitation …
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Coccolithophores are common and widespread components of the marine plankton. They play important roles in the oceanic carbon cycle by both calcification of coccoliths and photosynthesis (e.g., Rost and Riebesell 2004). Coccolithophores, together with other phytoplankton, form the base of the marine food chain.
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Coccolithophores are one of the key actors of the climate system, as they provide ballast for sinking organic debris besides playing an important role in the marine biogeochemical cycles (Riebesell et al. 2009; Taylor et al. 2017).Coccolithophores are single-celled calcifying algae of the division haptophyta and class Prymnesiophyceae that produce …
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An estimated 200 species of coccolithophores live in the modern ocean across a wide spectrum of surface ocean environments, ranging from highly productive eutrophic waters in temperate and subpolar regions to the permanently oligotrophic waters of the subtropical gyres.Coccolithophores usually contribute to 1 to 10% of primary production and …
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Coccolithophores produce intricate calcite scales (coccoliths) internally that they secrete onto their external surface. This review presents some recent key findings on the …
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Coccolithophores and diatoms have often been studied alongside each other as they have distinct onsets in the seasonal phytoplankton succession and their unique physiological adaptations and ecological niches are apparent on both ecological and geological time scales (21–23).One recent hypothesis suggests that OAE could have a differential …
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Coccolithophores are closely related to a group of organisms (Haptophytes) that lack the plates. These two groups, together with some other organisms, have been classified a number of different ways. In a five-kingdom classification they are considered to be in the phylum Haptophyta in the kingdom Protista. The coccolithophores are sometimes ...
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Coccolithophores exhibit a stronger competitive advantage over diatoms under future warming scenario. • The advantage of small-sized diatoms under warming conditions is notably greater than that of their large-sized counterparts. • The growth and photosynthesis of diatoms and coccolithophores are more sensitive to warming than ...
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Coccolithophores are very noteworthy and they are explored to a great extent as nannofossils to reconstruct the past climate. Calcite plates in coccolithophores make …
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Coccolithophores are photosynthetic organisms, thus produce chlorophyll-a. However, they produce much less than other phytoplankton groups. Instead, the unique calcium …
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1 Introduction. Coccolithophores are a kind of marine phytoplankton and play important roles in biogeochemistry cycles. They fix organic carbon via photosynthesis and lower the partial pressure of CO 2 in seawater, making the ocean a carbon sink, and they also precipitate calcite scales named coccoliths via calcification, which potentially lowers sea …
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Coccolithophores are closely related to a group of organisms (Haptophytes) that lack the plates. These two groups, together with some other organisms, have been classified a number of different ways. In a five-kingdom classification they are considered to be in the phylum Haptophyta in the kingdom Protista. The coccolithophores are sometimes ...
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A crucial feature of coccolith production is that precipitation of CaCO 3 results in H + production. Consequently, a direct role in C-acquisition has been proposed, with …
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Overall, the evolutionary and ecological success of coccolithophores for the last 220 million years have literally transformed the fate of inorganic and organic carbon in the Earth system, leading to a global decrease in the saturation state of seawater with respect to carbonate minerals (Ridgwell 2005) and participating in the long-term increase of …
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بحث: تأثير محطم لوحة مسبك الهند العلوم الحياتية مملكة الحيوانات طبيعة حياة الدلافين التي تعيش في الأنهار
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Coccolithophores were long thought to dominate the inorganic carbon export Iglesias-Rodriguez et al., 2002;Rembauville et al., 2016; Rost & Riebesell, 2004; Schiebel, 2002). However, in global ...
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البرازيل مشتر كبير للقمح الأرجنتيني، لهذا السبب بدأوا من بوينس آيرس جولة في البلد المجاور لزيادة وجود الحبوب الأرجنتينية، لاحظ وزير التنمية الزراعية في بوينس آيرس خافيير رودريغيز أن الرابطة
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Coccolithophores are globally abundant, calcifying microalgae that have profound effects on marine biogeochemical cycles, the climate, and life in the oceans.
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Fossil coccospheres, the external calcite structure produced by the excretion of interlocking plates by the phytoplankton coccolithophores, can provide a rare window into cell size …
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Uptake of dissolved boron species by coccolithophores. The coccolith δ 11 B values, fractionated from the culture medium δ 11 B of 0.64‰, range from −15‰ to −25‰ (Fig. 1).Although ...
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Coccolithophores are a cosmopolitan phytoplankton adorned with outer plates made of calcium carbonate, a form of inorganic carbon that is the same material found in seashells and classroom chalk. Globally, coccolithophores are estimated to make up anywhere from 5 to 40% of the global primary production, or food creation using photosynthesis.
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But coccolithophores, a single-celled plankton, have an outsized effect on oceans due to their sheer quantity — their blooms are visible from space — and because of the fundamental role they play in food chains and the carbon cycle. Small fish and zooplankton feast on them, and they remove huge amounts of carbon from the ocean. ...
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Coccolithophores, a globally ubiquitous type of phytoplankton, play an essential role in the cycling of carbon between the ocean and atmosphere. New research from Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences shows that these vital microbes can survive in low-light conditions by taking up dissolved organic forms of carbon, forcing researchers to ...
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Coccolithophores, which are considered to be the most productive calcifying organisms on earth, play an important role in the marine carbon cycle. The formation of calcite skeletons in the surface layer and their subsequent sinking to depth modifies upper-ocean...
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Coccolithophores show large variations in coccolith morphology and complexity (Fig. 1) and many contemporary studies have focused on their responses to changing ocean conditions, particularly the changes in carbonate chemistry associated with ocean acidification [e.g. 5].From a cellular perspective, key questions in coccolithophore …
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Coccolithophores are major contributors to phytoplankton communities and ocean biogeochemistry and are strong modulators of the optical field in the sea. New …
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