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Ocean's Fish Population Might be Cut in Half if Water Temperature Continues to Rise
A new research headed by the University of Helsinki forecasts how fish diversity will respond to coral losses, estimating that future coral loss might result in a worldwide drop of more than 40% in reef fish variety.
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