FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2123080596> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2123080596 endingPage "4605" @default.
• W2123080596 startingPage "4589" @default.
• W2123080596 abstract "Abstract. The boron isotopic composition (δ11B) of marine carbonates (e.g. corals) is increasingly utilised as a proxy for paleo-pH, with the strong correlation between δ11B of marine calcifiers and seawater pH now well documented. However, the potential roles of other environmental parameters that may also influence both the boron isotopic composition and boron concentration into coral aragonite are poorly known. To overcome this, the tropical scleractinian coral Acropora sp. was cultured under 3 different temperatures (22, 25 and 28 °C) and two light conditions (200 and 400 μmol photon m−2 s−1). The δ11B indicates an increase in internal pH that is dependent on the light conditions. Changes in light intensities from 200 to 400 μmol photon m−2 s−1 seem to indicate an apparent decrease in pH at the site of calcification, contrary to what is expected in most models of light-enhanced calcification. Thus, variations in light conditions chosen to mimic average annual variations of the natural environments where Acropora sp. colonies can be found could bias pH reconstructions by about 0.05 units. For both light conditions, a significant impact of temperature on δ11B can be observed between 22 and 25 °C, corresponding to an increase of about 0.02 pH-units, while no further δ11B increase can be observed from 25 to 28 °C. This non-linear temperature effect complicates the determination of a correction factor. B / Ca ratios decrease with increasing light, consistent with the decrease in pH at the site of calcification under enhanced light intensities. When all the other parameters are constant, boron concentrations in Acropora sp. increase with increasing temperatures and increasing carbonate ion concentrations. These observations contradict previous studies where B / Ca in corals was found to vary inversely with temperature, suggesting that the controlling factors driving boron concentrations have not yet been adequately identified and might be influenced by other environmental variables and/or species-specific responses." @default.
• W2123080596 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2123080596 creator A5000978416 @default.
• W2123080596 creator A5006431613 @default.
• W2123080596 creator A5008034232 @default.
• W2123080596 creator A5075780762 @default.
• W2123080596 creator A5076175061 @default.
• W2123080596 creator A5080989824 @default.
• W2123080596 creator A5091658565 @default.
• W2123080596 date "2012-11-20" @default.
• W2123080596 modified "2023-10-07" @default.
• W2123080596 title "Light and temperature effects on δ&lt;sup&gt;11&lt;/sup&gt;B and B / Ca ratios of the zooxanthellate coral &lt;i&gt;Acropora&lt;/i&gt; sp.: results from culturing experiments" @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1481702340 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1573968999 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1588101819 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1635478990 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1665213545 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1845445271 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1965083391 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1970348755 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1975168906 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1975300854 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1977201347 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1982564266 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1987806778 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1987936728 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1989108413 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1991160471 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1991831140 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W1994932212 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2000137019 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2005442535 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2008025175 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2010611070 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2014100879 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2016060520 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2021181497 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2022939813 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2026280848 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2031176374 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2042721056 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2044094077 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2044759054 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2048631687 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2052743829 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2053497186 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2055008657 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2056484851 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2056540229 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2057228399 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2059617369 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2060012482 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2062398472 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2063704593 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2063955458 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2065021845 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2067948282 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2070050109 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2077531156 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2078669944 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2081076094 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2083740890 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2085952972 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2087827426 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2090342642 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2094836649 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2099565468 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2103819980 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2109423009 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2115224746 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2119317178 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2119993764 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2123055312 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2128886271 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2138490279 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2141282777 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2141483467 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2142477374 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2145633928 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2149757036 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2158773745 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2164583542 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2170493725 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2172273555 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2471464552 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W2885054285 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W4238974312 @default.
• W2123080596 cites W4240392297 @default.
• W2123080596 doi "https://doi.org/10.5194/bg-9-4589-2012" @default.
• W2123080596 hasPublicationYear "2012" @default.
• W2123080596 type Work @default.
• W2123080596 sameAs 2123080596 @default.
• W2123080596 citedByCount "36" @default.
• W2123080596 countsByYear W21230805962014 @default.
• W2123080596 countsByYear W21230805962015 @default.
• W2123080596 countsByYear W21230805962016 @default.
• W2123080596 countsByYear W21230805962017 @default.
• W2123080596 countsByYear W21230805962018 @default.

• next