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Parental immune priming reshapes offspring growth, metabolism, and thermal tolerance in the Pacific Oyster

2025-12-13

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Pacific Oysters ( Magallana / Crassostrea gig as) are marine bivalves that are widely cultivated but increasingly experience summer mortality due to interacting stressors. Two major concerns are (1) the rising severity and frequency of marine heat waves and (2) disease outbreaks (e.g., OsHV-1). It is critical to understand how these interacting stressors influence oyster resilience and how stress memory is passe...

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Literature Corpus work: 4749dfe7-2feb-52c8-bb9d-710cdcc6930e
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.10.693539

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