BioProject

We assembled de novo transcriptomes for three Antarctic invertebrate species: the limpet Nacella concinna (foot muscle tissue), the amphipod Paracerodocus miersii (body wall tissue) and the urchin Sterechinus neumayeri (coelomic fluid). More...

We assembled de novo transcriptomes for three Antarctic invertebrate species: the limpet Nacella concinna (foot muscle tissue), the amphipod Paracerodocus miersii (body wall tissue) and the urchin Sterechinus neumayeri (coelomic fluid). Individuals (n = 5 per treatment) were sampled following exposure to different rates of warming: 1°C per hour, 1°C per day, 1°C per 3 days, or after acclimation to 2°C for 3 months. For longer term experiments (1°C per day, 1°C per 3 days and acclimation), control animals were sampled at both the start and end of the experiment to identify possible seasonal effects. For the shorter term experiment (1°C per hour) only one set of controls was needed. Less...