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Invasive Species Thrive in Mediterranean Due to Global Warming
Invasive species are flourishing in the Mediterranean Sea as global warming transforms the marine environment. This ecological shift is leading to the proliferation of new species, impacting the region's biodiversity.
11 Aug, 09:09 — 11 Aug, 10:42
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in-cyprus4d ago
The punk and the bruiser: Invasive species thrive as global warming transforms the Mediterranean
Pepis, the bearded skipper of a small fishing boat, deftly picks up two lionfish caught in experimental traps off the coast of Cyprus, cuts off their venomous spines, guts them and tosses them into a bucket. Around him, the Mediterranean looks like a pane of glass, its calm surface giving little hint of the dramatic transformation […]
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Invasive species thrive as global warming transforms the Mediterranean - eKathimerini.com
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