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Ripple effect: Global basins dry up and threats ecosystem
The Conversation
Ripple effect: Global basins dry up and threats ecosystem
The Americas' First Ecosystem Managers
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The Americas' First Ecosystem Managers
Salmon genome mapping
The Ring
New genetic database holds huge potential for fisheries science and conservation Salmon—they’re tasty and nutritious to eat, many livelihoods depend on them and they’re crucial to the health of coastal ecosystems. Turns out they’re also a goldmine of information for geneticists and molecular biologists.
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