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The impact of these changes oncoastal environments is in peculiar impor-tance from an ecological and economical pointof view. They shelter very high primary produc-tive ecosystems, although abiotic conditions,such as tide intensity, temperature, oxygena-tion and salinity variations and biotic condi-tions, such as food availability are multipleconstraints that represent limiting factors.Moreover, intertidal areas are severely impact-ed by complex pollutants cocktails linked todomestic effluent discharges, industrial andagricultural activities. Hence, the question israised of the survival of organisms coping withan additional stress (temperature) that couldreach their limit ability to adapt and compro-mise the population maintenance. By theirwide distribution and direct exposure to abiot-ic and contamination stresses, sessile bivalvessuch as

Impact of heat stress on Mytilus edulis: contaminants affect survival and HSP 70 proteoform expression