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-physiological adaptation of model polychaete speci to climate change and laboratory rearing protocols Alexia Massa Gallucci Scientific Coordinator: Maria Cristina Gambi Laboratory of Functional and Evolutionary Ecology, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Napoli research team at Villa Dohrn Ischia

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Eco-physiological adaptation of model polychaete species t o c limate c hange and laboratory rearing protocols. Alexia Massa Gallucci. Scientific Coordinator : Maria Cristina Gambi. Laboratory of Functional and Evolutionary Ecology, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn , Napoli - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Eco-physiological adaptation  of model  polychaete  species

Eco-physiological adaptation of model polychaete species

to climate change and laboratory rearing protocols

Alexia Massa Gallucci

Scientific Coordinator: Maria Cristina GambiLaboratory of Functional and Evolutionary Ecology,

Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn, Napoliresearch team at Villa Dohrn Ischia

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Extreme Low

Seawater pH

Low

Ambient

North side

South side

CO2 vents and acidified areas off Ischia

Castello Aragonese, Ischia

pH gradient

7.0

8.1

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Amphiglena mediterranea (Leydig,1851) Sabellidae

Syllis prolifera (Krohn,1852) Syllidae

Model Polychaete Species

Size: 4-5 mm Ecology: littoral vegetated rocky reef, and seagrass meadowsTrophic habits: filter feeder Reproductive biology: iteroparous, brooder inside the tubeGeographic distribution: Mediterranean Sea and North Atlantic Ocean

Size: 5-25 mmEcology: littoral vegetated rocky reef, and seagrass meadowsTrophic habit: mesograzer Reproductive biology: iteroparous, sexual stolonsGeographic distribution: Mediterranean Sea and North Atlantic Ocean

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Project objective: Rearing Protocols

• Set-up of standardized rearing

protocols to obtain a multi-cohort-

population of model species

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Project objective: Eco-physiological adaptation to Climate Change

Study biological and eco-physiological adaptation

to climate change of model species:

• In situ reciprocal transplant experiments and measure of metabolic rates and biomarkers

• Test of pH and temperature variation on lab-reared population: biometric data, tissue regeneration and reproductive output