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Cumulative effects of multiple anthropogenic stressors on the health of an intertidal clam (Austrovenus stutchburyi)
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• A field study investigated the influence of multiple stressors on bivalve health. • Generalised linear models were used to classify stressor interaction patterns. • Most responses to multiple stressors showed patterns consistent with additive effects. • The density and condition of bivalves were negatively associated with sedimentation. • Findings highlight value of context and site-specific multiple stressor studies.
Keywords:
Multiple stressors
Environmental gradient
Sedimentation
In situ
Marine bivalve
New Zealand
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