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A New Baseline Suggests the Prehistoric Pacific Held 20 Times More Sharks

via Phys.org·Aug 13

How many sharks should a coral reef have? Almost no reef on Earth has escaped fishing or other human effects, leaving no yardstick. Researchers built one, and found the prehistoric Pacific held roughly 20 times more sharks.

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