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New Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Study Cautions That Deep-Sea Fishing Could Undermine Valuable Tuna Fisheries
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New Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Study Cautions That Deep-Sea Fishing Could Undermine Valuable Tuna Fisheries
The study in Fisheries Management and Ecology shows that large-scale harvesting of mesopelagic fish, small, deep-sea species that live hundreds of meters below the surface, could reduce the food available to bigeye tuna
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