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Costa Rica's Longline Fisheries Threaten Sea Turtles and Sharks
Costa Rica's longline fisheries threaten the survival of sea turtles and sharks living in the eastern Pacific, a study in the Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology suggests.
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