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The TERMS-Ocean project investigates how coastal marine invertebrates, specifically sea urchins, respond to climate change and ocean acidification. It focuses on transgenerational phenotypic plasticity, assessing whether offspring can adapt to combined environmental stressors through parental influence.
Global oceans are currently changing at a faster rate than at any other time over the last 300 million years, exposing marine organisms to multiple environmental stressors, such as climate change and ocean acidification (OA).
Coastal marine invertebrates are globally important in terms of the ecosystem services and functions that they provide, hence it is vital to determine whether they can adapt and evolve to cope with these multiple stressors at the rate at which they are occurring.
The TERMS-…
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