Animals
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Warmer Climate Alters the Biochemistry and Growth of Fishes
In a recent paper published in the journal Environmental Biology of Fishes, researchers at the University of British Columbia's Sea Around Us initiative and the University of Bergen explain how a process called "protein denaturation" intensifies when the waters in which fish live heat up.
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