Population-specific phenotypic plasticity of endangered bivalves in response to extreme events
André Gomes-dos-Santos(Universidade do Porto), Elsa Froufe(Universidade do Porto), Magnus Lovén Wallerius(University of Gothenburg), Martin Österling(Karlstad University), Elza Fonseca(Universidade do Porto), Janusz Golski(University of Life Sciences in Poznań), Maria Urbańska(University of Life Sciences in Poznań), S. Runowski(University of Life Sciences in Poznań), Ronaldo Teixeira Sousa(University of Minho), Rui Pinto(Universidade do Porto), L. Filipe C. Castro(Universidade do Porto), Beatriz Silva(Universidade do Porto), André M. Machado(Universidade do Porto), Manuel Lopes-Lima(Universidade do Porto), Paulo Castro(University of Minho), Amílcar Teixeira(Polytechnic Institute of Bragança), Sandra Kaźmierczak(University of Life Sciences in Poznań), Francisco Carvalho(University of Minho)
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part D Genomics and Proteomics
February 9, 2026
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