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Dorothée Kopp1, Marie Morfin1, Robin Faillettaz1

  • 1DECOD, L'Institut Agro, IFREMER, INRAE, Lorient, 56100, France.

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ビスカヤ湾の海洋生物多様性は安定しているが,種は減少している. 気候変動と漁業の圧力が ルーシタニアとボリアルの種を 移動させているのです

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