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Fish heading south big worry for tropic zone
Monday 13 Oct 14 12:00pm
Fish stocks could migrate up to 26 kilometres a decade as the world’s ocean warm.
And that means large numbers of fish will disappear from the tropics by 2050, as more species head for Antarctica and the Arctic, say United States researchers at the University of Columbia.
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