Identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the Amphipods Orchestia bottae (Milne-Edwards, 1840; Black Sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambers
The impact of H2S on some representatives of marine zoobenthos was studied in a series of experiments with the use of the redox flow cell. All the experiments have shown the rapid mortality of O. bottae under the influence of H2S and, on the contrary, the relatively high resistance of O. bottae to...
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doaj-art-ff2588ed847b4eb284a7ce6b5ccd0e572018-08-15T18:42:58ZrusKovalevsky Institute of Marine Biological Research, RASМорской биологический журнал2499-97682499-97762016-09-011310.21072/mbj.2016.01.3.12 Identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the Amphipods Orchestia bottae (Milne-Edwards, 1840; Black Sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambersM. B. Gulin0Kovalevsky Institute of Marine Biological Research RAS, Sevastopol The impact of H2S on some representatives of marine zoobenthos was studied in a series of experiments with the use of the redox flow cell. All the experiments have shown the rapid mortality of O. bottae under the influence of H2S and, on the contrary, the relatively high resistance of O. bottae to a short-term deficiency of dissolved oxygen. http://mbj.marine-research.org/article/view/61hydrogen sulfideAmphipodsBlack Sea |
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M. B. Gulin Identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the Amphipods Orchestia bottae (Milne-Edwards, 1840; Black Sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambers Морской биологический журнал hydrogen sulfide Amphipods Black Sea |
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Identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the Amphipods Orchestia bottae (Milne-Edwards, 1840; Black Sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambers |
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Identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the Amphipods Orchestia bottae (Milne-Edwards, 1840; Black Sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambers |
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Identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the Amphipods Orchestia bottae (Milne-Edwards, 1840; Black Sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambers |
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Identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the Amphipods Orchestia bottae (Milne-Edwards, 1840; Black Sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambers |
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Identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the Amphipods Orchestia bottae (Milne-Edwards, 1840; Black Sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambers |
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identification of the lethal toxic impact of hydrogen sulfide to the amphipods orchestia bottae (milne-edwards, 1840; black sea) in vitro — in through-flow incubation chambers |
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Kovalevsky Institute of Marine Biological Research, RAS |
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Морской биологический журнал |
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The impact of H2S on some representatives of marine zoobenthos was studied in a series of experiments with the use of the redox flow cell. All the experiments have shown the rapid mortality of O. bottae under the influence of H2S and, on the contrary, the relatively high resistance of O. bottae to a short-term deficiency of dissolved oxygen.
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hydrogen sulfide Amphipods Black Sea |
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