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Crude awakening: Crude oil exposure under warming scenarios alters escape performance and metabolic enzyme activity in Pomacentrus amboinensis.
Marine environments are experiencing intensifying and overlapping stressors driven by climate change and anthropogenic pollution. Among these, exposure to petroleum-derived contaminants, such as heavy crude oil, remains a persistent threat, particularly as warming conditions have the potential to ex
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