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Effects of fluoranthene and ambient oxygen levels on survival and metabolism in three sibling species of <i>Capitella</i> (Polychaeta)
The successful persistence of Capitella spp. in disturbed and/or oil-polluted habitats is widely known, but demographic adaptations might be only part of the explanation and little is known about differences among species. The present study investigates ecophysiological effects of the common PAH (po
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