Threshold temperatures for performance and survival of American lobster larvae: A review of current knowledge and implications to modeling impacts of climate change
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- 作者：Brady K. Quinn bk.quinn@unb.ca bkquinn@mta.ca
- 关键词：American lobster ; Larvae ; Temperature ; Climate change ; Thermal tolerance
- 刊名：Fisheries Research
- 出版年：2017
- 出版时间：February 2017
- 年：2017
- 卷：186
- 期：part_P1
- 页码：383-396
- 全文大小：1761 K
- 卷排序：186
文摘
Thermal limits to survival, performance, and moulting of American lobster larvae were reviewed. Larvae are stressed or die at temperatures ≥24–36 °C, which will be more frequent in the future. Moulting, growth, hatching, and settlement of larvae may be reduced or stop above 20–24 °C. Previous studies’ results need to be confirmed through more rigorous, new studies. Stressful temperatures to larvae must be known to predict impacts of climate change on lobsters.