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    Over-fished species go into evolutionary overdrive: study

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    Date
    April 18, 2008
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    Agence France-Presse (AFP)
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    Classification code
    PS20080418_B3
    Excerpt
    Relentless commercial fishing can trigger rapid evolutionary changes when only smaller, younger fish are left behind, a study released Wednesday shows. Moreover, those changes among fish populations -- a desperate bid to adapt -- may be difficult or impossible to reverse. Boom-and-bust cycles in over-fished species can wreak economic havoc on fishing communities and can trigger a downward spiral toward extinction.
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    Over-fished species go into evolutionary overdrive: study. (2008, April 18). The Philippine Star, pp. B3, B2.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/6457
    Corporate Names
    University of California University of Oslo
    Personal Names
    Sugihara, George Stenseth, Nils Rouyer, Tristan
    Geographic Names
    San Diego
    Subject
    overfishing commercial fishing fishing communities fishery economics environmental conditions sexual maturity fishing
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