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Nautical Stowaways to Increase as Global Oceans Warm
Researchers have calculated the probability of foreign species being introduced to the waters surrounding the Norwegian Archipelago as global ocean temperatures rise and more ships sail to the Arctic. By 2100 there will be a sixfold increase in the number of harmful species in the ecosystem there, they said.
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