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Small Changes in pH Have Direct Effects on Marine Bacterial Community Composition: A Microcosm Approach
As the atmospheric CO2 concentration rises, more CO2 will dissolve in the oceans, leading to a reduction in pH. Effects of ocean acidification on bacterial communities have mainly been studied in biologically complex systems, in which indirect effects, mediated through food web interactions, come in
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