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| Ship traffic in the Suez Canal - 1957. Photo by Buonasera |
Maritime trade is likely to far outweigh climate change as the driver of bio-invasions over the next 30 years, study finds.
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If ship traffic was like this 62 years ago, what do you suppose it's like now! Are more Zebra mussels in our future?
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