High pCO₂ levels affect metabolic rate, but not feeding behavior and fitness, of farmed giant mussel Choromytilus chorus

Keyphrases

• Mussels 100%
• Choromytilus Chorus 100%
• Feeding Behavior 100%
• Metabolic Rate 100%
• Partial Pressure of CO2 (pCO2) 100%
• Physiological Characteristics 42%
• Estuarine Zones 28%
• Variable Environmental Condition 14%
• Intertidal Zone 14%
• High Variability 14%
• Southern Chile 14%
• Subtidal 14%
• Patagonia 14%
• Energy Balance 14%
• Growth Rate 14%
• Absorption Efficiency 14%
• Rocky Shore 14%
• Adaptive Response 14%
• Acclimatization 14%
• Marine Organisms 14%
• Fjord 14%
• Acidification 14%
• Clearance Rate 14%
• Upwelling Zone 14%
• Calcification Rate 14%
• Dissolution Rate 14%
• Net Calcification 14%
• Native Habitat 14%
• Environmental Stressors 14%
• Whole-organism Performance 14%
• Temperature-salinity 14%
• Metabolic Stress 14%
• Growth Efficiency 14%
• Mussel Bed 14%
• Estuary 14%
• Biomass Production 14%
• Sandy Shores 14%
• Chronic Exposure 14%
• C-condition 14%
• Ingestion Rate 14%
• Aquacultural 14%
• Lethal Effects 14%
• Benthic Habitat 14%
• Ammonia Excretion 14%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Chile 100%
• Salinity 100%
• Energy Balance 100%
• Marine Organism 100%
• Rocky Shore 100%
• Ingestion Rate 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Mussel 100%
• Feeding Behavior 100%
• Ingestion 20%
• Estuaries 20%
• Biomass Production 20%
• Adaptive Response 20%