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The 2024 roadmap for understanding marine species' resilience in a changing ocean.
Written to serve as a guideline for future research in this field, this roadmap provides some perspectives on the main developments and remaining challenges in the field of marine animal acclimatisation, adaptive potential and resilience to climate change. There has been extensive research conducted on the impact of climate change stress on marine animals, with studies recognising the potential for cross- and multi- generational impacts. Parents can potentially pass on resilience to offspring. The response of marine animals to climate change stressors is complex where utilising marginal and extreme systems as natural laboratories can help to address key research gaps and provide an understanding of the plastic and adaptive changes necessary for survival under stress.