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When oceans acidify: Metal toxicity, uptake-depuration, and ion homeostasis in the copepod Nitokra sp.
Mechanisms governing metal kinetics help maintain trace element levels required for physiological functions and ion regulation in aquatic organisms. However, both essential and non-essential metals can become toxic at excessive concentrations. Water physicochemical properties, including pH and disso
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