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Effect of ocean acidification on fertilization success of

Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis.

Desislava Bögner Prof. Dr. Angela Köhler

P.D. Dr. Ulf Bickmeyer

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Ocean acidification and reproduction: Is the beginning

of life in danger?

Ziegler et al., 2009: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1741-7007/6/33 Google maps; Hanelt, Bischof & Wiencke, 2004

Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis

Reproduction

Gametogenesis Fertilization

Water Temperature May: -2 to 0°C

June: 1 to 2°C July: 4°C

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FERTILIZATION

CAPACITATION CHEMOTAXIS

ACROSOME REACTION

DEPOLARIZATION

CHANGE IN Ca2+

CONCENTRATIONS AND pHi,

SIMULTANEOUS ACTIVATION OF

ENZYMES

CORTICAL REACTION

FORMATION OF FERTILIZATION MEMBRANE

BLOCK TO POLYSPERMY

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CHALLENGES FOR FERTILIZATION UNDER OCEAN ACIDIFICATION

CONDITIONS

Exogenous stressor:

•CO2/pH

Endogenous stressors:

•Risk of ROS effects

•Alteration of

intracellular redox conditions

Experimental design

Selected pCO2 : 180 µatm

380 µatm 980 µatm 1400 µatm 3000 µatm

Air Temperature: 2.8°C Water Temperature:~3°C Sea water carbonate system was controlled by measuring

pH, DIC and TA

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FERTILIZATION TESTS

Without pre- incubation of

the eggs

With pre- incubation of

the eggs End point : 1 hr, 3 hrs

To follow development: 24/48/72 hrs

MEASUREMENTS OF pHi of exposed eggs with (BCECF/AM)

SAMPLE COLLECTION

•Histology

•Histochemistry

•Immunolocalization

Experimental design

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RESULTS

Fertilization experiments without pre-incubation of the eggs

1 1

2 NF

3 3

Degree of damage observed:

4 4 4

5 5

5 5

1. Fertilized with healthy condition 2. Fertilization membrane not formed

3. Partially lifting of fertilization membrane 4. Blebby hyaline membrane

5. Cytoplasmic constriction or degeneration

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Experiments with pre-incubation

FSW

1 hr 3 hrs 24 hrs 48 hrs 72 hrs

380 µatm

180 µatm

980 µatm

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1400 µatm

1 hr 3 hrs 24 hrs 48 hrs 72 hrs

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3000 µatm

1 hr 3 hrs 24 hrs

48 hrs 72 hrs

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Intracellular pH measurements

~ pHi 7.0 --

~pHi 6.7 - -

(The exact pH i must be validated by new

calibration)

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RESULTS

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Conclusions

• Intracellular pH changes were detected at CO2 concentration of 1400 µatm and 3000 µatm .

• As much time are the eggs exposed to acidification, as greater are the observed effects of the different CO2 concentrations used: the number of unfertilized eggs increases and morphological pathologies are more evident.

• Exposition of the eggs to acidified sea water up to 980 µatm , reduces the fertilization success and survivorship of the zygotes.

• Acidified sea water up to 1400 µatm , enhances the risk of polyspermy.

• Up to 48 hours the zygotes start to move, in acidified sea water up to 1400 µatm, movements and development in general are highly reduced.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Groups BioGeoScience and Integrative Ecophysiology for their help with the bubbling infrastructure and DIC and TA measurements.

THANK YOU!

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