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T1  - Increasing the illumination slowly over several weeks protects against light damage in the eyes of the crustacean Mysis relicta 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/297895 
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A1  - Viljanen, Martta L. M.; Nevala, Noora E.; Calais-Grano, Cecilia L.; Lindstrom, K. Magnus W.; Donner, Kristian 
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AB  - The eyes of two glacial-relict populations of opossum shrimp Mysis relicta inhabiting the different photic environments of a deep, dark-brown freshwater lake and a variably lit bay of the Baltic Sea differ in their susceptibility to functional depression from strong light exposures. The lake population is much more vulnerable than the sea population. We hypothesized that the difference reflects physiological adaptation mechanisms operating on long time scales rather than genetically fixed differ... 
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KW  - Compound eye; Visual adaptation; Ecophysiology; Rhodopsin; Metarhodopsin; Rhabdom; VISUAL PIGMENT; SPECTRAL SENSITIVITY; BRACKISH-WATER; SALINITY ACCLIMATION; SCREENING PIGMENTS; LOVEN CRUSTACEA; ADAPTATION; ENVIRONMENTS; TEMPERATURE; POPULATIONS; 1182 Biochemistry, cell and molecular biology 
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