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Reef Fish Lose their Way as Environment Turns Hostile Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) Media Release 07 March 2008

Environmental stresses, including warmer and more acidic seawater, may be affecting the development of the ear bones in young reef fish, causing the fish to get lost at sea during a crucial stage of their development.
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