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The rise in surface ocean temperature imposes strong effects on marine organisms. With large population sizes and fast generation times, microorganisms may rapidly adapt to ocean warming. However, long‐term experimental adaptation studies on heterotrophic protists are very limited, hindering our comprehensive understanding of their adaptation capability and the underlying mechanisms. In this study, we conducted long‐term therm...
Ocean acidification influences photosynthesis, respiration, and metabolism in marine diatoms, leading to changes in diatom growth performance and shifts in phytoplankton communities. Previous studies have demonstrated that increases in seawater CO 2 concentrations affect the uptake of trace metals such as iron, zinc, copper, and cobalt by marine diatoms. However, the influence of increased CO 2 on calcium, which plays a vital...