Climate Change Could Impact 12 New Deep-Sea Species

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By Emily DennyDec 30, 2020, 10:38 am277 pts
At least twelve deep-sea species were recently discovered in the Atlantic, BBC News reported. After five years of research, scientists of the ATLAS Project, a transatlantic assessment and deep-water management plan for Europe, discovered new species of sea mosses, molluscs and corals. Although much of the deep…

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