Temperature effects on key metabolic enzymes in Littorina saxatilis and L. obtusata from different latitudes and shore levels

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Local adaptation in marine invertebrates. (2011, methodology): “Growth rate was the most common proxy used, whereas other studies assessed performance using physiological responses such as respiration rate, enzyme activity, or levels of stress proteins (Walsh & Somero 1981, Sokolova & Pörtner 2001, Barshis et al. 2010).”
Temperature adaptation in eurythermal cod (Gadus morhua): a comparison of mitochondrial enzyme capacities in boreal and Arctic populations (2003, background): “Enhanced enzyme activities are found in cold-acclimated as well as in cold-adapted animals (Torres and Somero 1988; Crockett and Sidell 1990; Sokolova and Pörtner 2001; Kawall et al. 2002).”
Physiological adaptations to high intertidal life involve improved water conservation abilities and metabolic rate depression in Littorina saxatilis (2001, unknown): “Resale or republication not permitted without written consent of the publisher stability of key metabolic enzymes (Hull et al. 1999, Sokolova & Pörtner 2001); enhanced expression of heatshock proteins (Sanders et al. 1991, Tomanek & Somero 1999, 2000); and morphological, behavioural and…”