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First Glimpse of Bering Sea Canyons Heats Up Fisheries Battle

Marine biologists' first glimpse at life in two massive canyons below Alaska's Bering Sea have conservationists arguing that the canyons need protection from fishing, and fisheries biologists countering that the canyons' ecosystems are not necessarily unique and are not heavily fished...

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Posted by on 19 October 2007 in Fish and Fisheries |

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