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New species moving into Chilean waters because of climate change PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 29 January 2010 07:12

mercopressThe swordfish is just one of several species that have migrated from afar to Chile due to global climate change. Spanish marine experts have been tracking the sudden southward migration of swordfish from tropical seas since June 2009.

This summer has seen an unusually high number of unfamiliar wildlife sightings at many of Chile's beaches. The oceans' warming is also taking its toll on local marine plant life. In some areas of Region V, biologists reported an overgrowth of “luche verde” algae, which has rendered many beaches dirty and foul-smelling... Read Full Article by Kamille Go

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Sealife changes are a big warning that something is wrong and people have to pay attention.
Frank Osterman jr , January 30, 2010 | url

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