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Non-Native Fish May Be A Benefit Not A Burden


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The majority of non-native fish introduced to freshwater habitats around the world actually do more good than harm, according to a large study. The lead researcher believes that environmental changes to freshwater ecosystems will inevitably have implications on the distribution of native freshwater fish with a growing reality that we will increasingly depend upon non-native introductions, especially as aquaculture production increases.

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