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Study highlights regional overlap of tunas, sharks in Pacific

The team behind the study hopes the information will help the UN member states currently drafting the first global treaty for protection of the high seas

By Undercurrent News | March 14, 2019 09:53 GMT
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A study published by US-based Stanford University has successfully identified the areas of the Pacific Ocean where tuna, sharks and fishing activities overlap, reports Phys.org. [...]

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