Seasonality of oxygen consumption in five common benthic marine invertebrates, Antarctica

Keyphrases

• Oxygen Consumption 100%
• Antarctica 100%
• Metabolic Rate 100%
• Benthic Marine Invertebrates 100%
• Metabolic Cold Adaptation 75%
• Secondary Consumers 75%
• Metabolism 50%
• Trophic Level 50%
• Primary Consumers 50%
• Temperate Species 50%
• Temperature Effect 25%
• Biological Systems 25%
• Seasonal Variation 25%
• Food Availability 25%
• Two-species 25%
• Marine Life 25%
• Primary Production 25%
• Food Quality 25%
• Basal Metabolic Rate 25%
• Southern Ocean 25%
• Seasonal Differences 25%
• Limpet 25%
• Odontaster Validus 25%
• Polar Species 25%
• Sea Urchin 25%
• Adelaide Island 25%
• Reproductive Status 25%
• Respirometry 25%
• Seasonal Factors 25%
• Austral Winter 25%
• Nacella Concinna 25%
• Austral Summer 25%
• Suspension Feeding 25%
• Closed Circuit 25%
• Western Antarctic Peninsula 25%
• Brittle Star 25%
• Metabolic Signaling 25%
• Seasonal Signals 25%
• Sterechinus Neumayeri 25%
• Holothurian 25%
• Metabolic Variability 25%
• Adaptation Hypothesis 25%
• Marine Invertebrates 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Invertebrate 100%
• Metabolism 100%
• Trophic Level 100%
• Animals 50%
• Summer 50%
• Water 50%
• Temperature 50%
• Winter 50%
• Islands 50%
• Grazing 50%
• Reproductives 50%
• Ocean 50%
• Primary Production 50%
• Food Availability 50%
• Food Quality 50%
• Limpet 50%
• Suspension Feeding 50%