Responses of two temperate sponge species to ocean acidification: New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research: Vol 52, No 2

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Fig S1. External signs of health degradation in Tethya bergquistae following exposure to lowered seawater pH. A, loss of pigmentation; B, thinning of external cortex (indicated by white arrows); C, protruding necrotic pustules (indicated by black arrows).

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Responses of two temperate sponge species to ocean acidification

Fig S1. External signs of health degradation in Tethya bergquistae following exposure to lowered seawater pH. A, loss of pigmentation; B, thinning of external cortex (indicated by white arrows); C, protruding necrotic pustules (indicated by black arrows).

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Fig S1. External signs of health degradation in Tethya bergquistae following exposure to lowered seawater pH. A, loss of pigmentation; B, thinning of external cortex (indicated by white arrows); C, protruding necrotic pustules (indicated by black arrows).

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