Posters – High-CO2 IV

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	Theme A – Organism responses to Ocean Acidification
1	Effects of Ocean Acidification on the Growth of juvenile Mytilus edulis Mary Margaret Stoll	Poster PDF
2	Effects of ocean acidification on the photosynthetic performance, carbonic anhydrase activity and growth of the giant kelp Macrocystis pyrifera Pamela A. Fernandez	Poster PDF
3	Integrated impacts of temperature increase and ocean acidification on larval shell development in the American Lobster, Homerus americanus Christine San Antonio	Poster PDF
4	Physiological response of a protected deep sea coral to ocean acidification Di Tracey	Poster PDF
5	The effects of ocean acidification in gastropod shell development Keisuke Shimizu
6	Will ocean acidification alter thermal windows of echinoderm fertilisation and early development? Miles Lamare
7	Effect of lower pH on settlement and development of coral, Pocillopora damicornis (Linnaeus, 1758) Suchana Chavanich	Poster PDF
8	Elevated CO2 demonstrates insignificant impacts on bacterial community structure in a subtropical coastal mesocosm experiment Xin Lin	Poster PDF
9	Impact of ocean acidification benthic foraminifera -Ammonia beccarii A. tepida and A. dentata – in captive condition Gunasekaran Kannan	Poster PDF
10	Investigating the Multiplicative Effects of Climate Change on Southern Ocean Phytoplankton Sarah Andrew
11	Krill (Euphausia pacifica) Development in the Laboratory is Impaired at Currently Observed pCO2 Levels Anna McLaskey	Poster PDF
12	Living in the boundary layer of kelp blades: refuge from ocean acidification or training for harsh conditions? Catriona Hurd	Poster PDF
13	Response of the photosynthetic rate of macrophytes to increased CO2 concentrations in a brackish-water ecosystem Liina Pajusalu	Poster PDF
14	Studies of Ocean Acidification impacts on Antarctic krill at the Australian Antarctic Division So Kawaguchi	Poster PDF
15	The Effects of Natural CO2 Variability on Behavioural Sensitivity of Coral Reef Fish to Ocean Acidification Michael Jarrold
16	The impact of angel’s wing on pteropod population in the Gulf of Naples (Western Mediterranean) Sergio d’Albero	Poster PDF
17	Two-current choice flumes for fish chemosensory behaviour – method validation and limited effects of high pCO2 Josefin Sundin	Poster PDF
18	Vulnerability of Pteropod Shell In The Arctic Ocean: A Result of Culture Experiment Under Natural Seawater Katsunori Kimoto
19	Acclimation to environmental change: a long term record of a New Zealand brachiopod Emma Cross	Poster PDF
20	Interactive effects of acidification and hypoxia and adaptive potential in red abalone (Haliotis rufescens) Sara Boles
21	Potential for Adaptation of New Zealand Greenshell Mussels to a Higher CO2 World: Milestone 5.1 of CARIM (Coastal Acidification: Rate, Impacts & Management): An Integrated New Zealand Project Zoe Hilton	Poster PDF
22	The Effects of Ocean Acidification on Growth, Photosynthesis, and Domoic Acid Production by the Toxigenic Diatom Pseudo-nitzschia australis Charles Wingert	Poster PDF
23	Sea cucumbers buffer seawater chemistry: prospects for a changing ocean Kennedy Wolfe	Poster PDF
24	Emiliania huxleyi calcite mass variability during periods of atmospheric CO2 rising in the Mediterranean Sea Patrizia Ziveri	Poster PDF
25	Elevated CO2 induces different molecular responses from selectively bred and wild Sydney rock oysters (Saccostrea glomerata) Emma Thompson	Poster PDF
26	Contrasting Effects of Ocean Acidification on Reproduction in Reef Fishes Megan Welch
27	Subcellular basis of climate change resilience in oysters Priscila Goncalves	Poster PDF
28	Effects of ocean acidification and warming on early benthic juveniles of Crown of Thorns Starfish, Acanthaster planci indicate enhanced development at near future acidification Pamela Kamya	Poster PDF
29	Effects of Ocean Acidification on Fish Eggs and Larvae in Naturally High-pCO2 Upwelling Systems Sara Shen
30	Lipid Use in the Lecithotrophic Larvae of Laternula elliptica Under pH and Temperature Stress Vonda Cummings	Poster PDF
31	Ocean acidification changes the male fitness landscape Anna Campbell	Poster PDF
32	Investigating the change of pH in the internal vesicle of coccolith formation as a potential mechanism of adaptation of coccolithophores in the face of acidification Nina Delebecque
33	Lethal effects of increasing CO2 on dominant zooplankton in the Southern Ocean Jake Wallis
34	Parent identity influences adaptation potential of larval Acanthaster planci to ocean acidification and warming Kate Sparks	Poster PDF
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36	The Relationship Between Behavioural and Physiological Tolerance to Elevated CO2 in Coral Reef Fish Taryn Laubenstein
37	Toward improved modelling of CaCO3 dissolution in seawater Jim Greenwood
38	Effects of elevated sea water pCO2 on two species of euphausiids: Meganyctiphanes norvegica and Nyctiphanes couchii. Effect on survival, moulting, growth and food uptake Ann-Lisbeth Agnalt	Poster PDF
39	Adaptive capacity of the sea urchin Heliocidaris erythrogramma to ocean change: responses from fertilisation to the juvenile Maria Byrne	Poster PDF
40	The impact of high pCO2, both static and fluctuating, on whole-organism thermal tolerance Robert Ellis	Poster PDF
41	Sea Urchins in a High-CO2 World: Partitioned Effects of Body Size, Ocean Warming and Acidification on Metabolic Rate Maria Byrne	Poster PDF
42	Impact of Ocean Acidification on Biochemical Components in Tropical Oyster, Crassostrea belcheri Nithiyaa Nilamani	Poster PDF

	Theme B – Ecological effects of Ocean Acidification
43	Effects of river streamflow on summer-winter dynamics of pH/pCO2 in a Patagonia highly stratified fjord Maximiliano J. Vergara	Poster PDF
44	Epifaunal invertebrate community variation along a salinity-acidity gradient in a tropical estuary Mohammad Hossain	Poster PDF
45	Geographic variability in ecophysiological traits of benthic calcifiers along natural temperature and pH gradients: the Chilean coast as a natural laboratory. Nelson Lagos	Poster PDF
46	Diurnal and seasonal variations of pH in Oshoro Bay, Hokkaido, Japan Shintaro Takao	Poster PDF
47	Life-long in situ exposure to ocean acidification reduces heterotrophy in the stony coral Galaxea fascicularis Joy Smith	Poster PDF
48	New volcanic CO2 vents along the coast off the Ischia Island (Italy) provide a glimpse of the potential impacts of ocean acidification Kristy Kroeker	Poster PDF
49	Effect of Ocean Acidification on the Nutritional Quality of Phytoplankton for Copepod Reproduction Morgan Meyers	Poster PDF
50	Ocean Acidification Effects on Productivity in a Coastal Antarctic Marine Microbial Community Stacy Deppeler	Poster PDF
51	Distribution of Pelagic Biogenic Carbonates in the Southern Ocean south of Australia: a Baseline for Ocean Acidification Impact Assessment Thomas William Trull
52	Effect of elevated CO2 and nutrients on phytoplankton community structure during spring in the Western English Channel Matthew Keys	Poster PDF
53	Landscape changes on Deception Island’s coast after subglacial volcanic eruptions Marcelo Muniz
54	Who is the master? Trade-off between competitive ability and resistance to elevated pCO2 Giannina Hattich	Poster PDF

	Theme C – Changing carbonate chemistry of the Ocean
55	Decadal scale carbon dioxide increase and acidification in the Weddell Sea, Southern Ocean Mario Hoppema
56	Modelling the role of sea ice biogeochemistry on polar oceans’ acidification Sebastien Moreau	Poster PDF
57	Strong-short-term effects of a volcanic eruption on the carbonate system of a highly stratified fjord in the Northern Chilean Patagonia Maximiliano J. Vergara	Poster PDF
58	Li/Mg and Boron Isotopes in Antarctic Corals as Temperature and pH Proxies of Southern Ocean Water Masses Paolo Montagna
59	Anthropogenic carbon distribution and ocean acidification state in the Patagonian shelf break region Iole Orselli	Poster PDF
60	Biogeochemical changes in the Southern Ocean, South of Tasmania Paula Conde Pardo, Bronte Tilbrook	Poster PDF
61	CO2 net fluxes along south and southeast Brazilian continental shelf and slope Iole Orselli, Rodrigo Kerr
62	Calcium Carbonate Saturation States and pH in Orphan Knoll Region; a Seamount Where the North Atlantic Subpolar and Subtropical Gyres Meet Kumiko Azetsu-Scott	Poster PDF
63	Spatial variability of CO2 fluxes in the Gerlache Strait, Antarctica, during austral summer 2015 Rodrigo Kerr, Iole Orselli	Poster PDF
64	Carbonate system parameters monitoring in coastal waters of Chile. Rodrigo Torres	Poster PDF
65	Spatial variation of total alkalinity and total dissolved inorganic carbon along the Brazilian continental shelf-break and slope: preliminary results Iole Orselli	Poster PDF
66	Modeling Effects of Bicarbonate Release on Carbonate Chemistry of the North Sea Julia Kirchner	Poster PDF
67	Quantifying the Carbonate Chemistry and pH Fluctuations of Otago Harbour, New Zealand Katie Nelson	Poster PDF
68	The state of ocean acidification in a Newfoundland fjord Melissa Wartman	Poster PDF
69	Winter-to-spring evolution of Arctic Ocean acidification state in under-ice water and effect of sea-ice dynamics during N-ICE 2015 ice drift project Agneta Fransson
70	Monitoring Carbonate Chemistry of Algal Ridges at One Tree Island Reef using Spectrophotometric System. Vikashni Nand
71	The Role of Planktonic Foraminifers as Driver of Carbonate Export in the Scotia Sea (Southern Ocean) Meltem Ok
72	Surface total alkalinity, salinity and temperature: a study case in the South-western Atlantic Ocean Leticia Cotrim Da Cunha	Poster PDF
73	Constraining net calcification/dissolution in the open ocean using high precision ID measurement of dissolved Ca/Mg ratios in seawater Ellen Cliff	Poster PDF
74	Decadal Trends of Underway pCO2 Observed from VOS ships in the Tropical Pacific Catherine Cosca	Poster PDF
	Bridging the OA Data Management Workflow Gap Eugene F. Burger

	Theme D- Advances in Ocean Acidification research and monitoring
75	A low-cost spectrophotometric system for automated and high-frequency measurements of seawater pH Hugh Doyle	Poster PDF
76	Bridging the OA Data Management Workflow Gap Eugene F. Burger
77	The Friends of GOA-ON Build OA Reporting Capacity in Underserved Areas Mark Spalding	Poster PDF
78	Data Management for an in situ Ocean Acidification Experiment Kent Headley	Poster PDF
79	Between control and complexity: The potential for experimental ocean science in the Biosphere2 mesocosm Julia Cole
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	Theme E- Ocean Acidification and society – from mitigation to food security
81	“With these actions you can improve the world”: Empowering students with innovative learning resources for climate change and OA education Sam Dupont	Poster PDF
82	Perspective Sanitary Control for Seafood Safety under Predicted Changes in Climate with Special Focus on Korea Dong-Suck Chang	Poster PDF
83	Perception of small-scale fishers on ocean acidification impacts: A case study of small-scale fisheries communities at Ko Chang, Thailand Thamasak Yeemin	Poster PDF
84	CARIM (Coastal Acidification: Rate, Impacts & Management): An integrated New Zealand project Cliff S. Law
85	The Future of an Ecosystem Engineer: Effects of Ocean Acidification and Rising Temperatures in Crassostrea gigas Juveniles Rui Rosa	Poster PDF
86	Building capacities and bridging gaps on Ocean Acidification research for equatorial developing countries: Ecuadorian experience Francisco Navarrete-Mier, Patricia Castillo-Briceno
87	An Early Stage of Biological Impact Investigation in Marine Organisms of Thailand due to Reducing pH in Seawater using Radiotracer Techniques Yutthana Tumnoi	Poster PDF
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	Theme F – Ocean Acidification and the increasingly crowded ocean – global change multistressors
89	Climate Change-Driven Multistressor Impacts on a Shelf Ecosystem: The Gulf of Maine Cynthia Pilskaln	Poster PDF
90	Combined effect of elevated pCO2 and temperature on an estuarine planktonic community and dimethylsulfide production: a mesocosm study Robin Bénard
91	Combined effects of ocean acidification and metals on sea urchin and oyster larval development Narimane Dorey
92	Ocean Acidification and Increased Temperature have both Positive and Negative Effects on Early Ontogeny Traits of a Rocky Shore Keystone Predator Species Patricio H Manríquez
93	Seagrass fitness under ocean warming and acidification Tiago Repolho	Poster PDF
94	Effects of ocean warming and acidification on the growth of juveniles of two Antarctic Heart Urchins, Abatus ingens and A. shackletoni Jessica Ericson	Poster PDF
95	Growth response of calcifying and non-calcifying phytoplankton to changes in seawater carbonate speciation and divalent cation concentration Marina Tonetti Botana	Poster PDF
96	Higher sensitivity to ocean warming and acidification in boreal than temperate great scallop, Pecten maximus Gisela Lannig
97	Intraspecific variability in the response of coral to increasing temperature and ocean acidification Emily Shaw	Poster PDF
98	Long Term Adaptation by New Zealand Phytoplankton to Climate Change Evelyn Armstrong	Poster PDF
99	Multiple climate stressors produce complex trade-offs between metabolic costs and growth in subtidal tropical and temperate gastropods. Charlee Corra	Poster PDF
100	Bacterial response to ocean acidification and warming varies with plankton community composition Cliff S. Law
101	Methylmercury and climate change: effects on behaviour of Solea senegalensis. Rui Rosa
102	The survival of pteropod larvae (Limacina helicina antarctica) in a changing world Jessie Gardner	Poster PDF
103	Biofouling in high-CO2 coastal oceans: importance of multiple stressors interactions Vengatesen Thiyagarajan	Poster PDF
104	Ecological effect of multiple stressors on a tropical coral reef Kalyan De
105	Behaviour of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) is more resilient to ocean warming and acidification than that of Polar cod (Boreogadus saida) Christian Bock	Poster PDF
106	The physiology of Polar cod (Boreogadus saida) in a changing world: Impacts of ocean acidification and warming Felix Mark
107	Giant Clams in a Changing Ocean: Effects of Ocean Warming and Acidification on a Solar-powered Bivalve Ana Rita Lopes	Poster PDF
108	Quantitative analysis of oyster larval proteome provides new insights into the effects of multiple climate change stressors Ginger Wai Kuen Ko	Poster PDF
109	Marine Bioaccumulation experiment Activities in Indonesia Heny Suseno

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Experimental evidence of negative effect of low pH in growth and calcification of Argopecten purpuratus (Lamarck, 1819)
Michelle Graco