Animals
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New Study Sheds Light on How the Growth of Antarctic Fish is Limited Certain Temperatures
For thousands of years, Antarctic fish have adapted to the frigid temperature of the Southern Ocean. According to researchers, they have lost their ability to grow at the rate that they would if they were kept in the same water temperature as their warmer water cousins.
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