More Than Half of Australia’s Shallow Reef Species in Decline as Oceans Warm

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By Olivia RosaneMar 26, 2023, 5:24 pm144 pts
More than 50 percent of the species that live in Australia’s shallow reefs declined in numbers as ocean waters warmed over the past decade. That’s the “alarming” finding from the country’s largest survey yet of marine life, which found that the numbers of more than 500 species had fallen. “This is…

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More Than Half of Australia’s Shallow Reef Species in Decline as Oceans Warm

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