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    Batongbacal: Filipino scientists seeded giant clams, China stole it

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    April 27, 2019
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    ABS-CBN News
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    PN20190427_8
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    A maritime affairs expert on Friday said Filipino scientists seeded giant clams in Scarborough Shoal in the late 1980s, only for Chinese fishermen to steal it decades later. Jay Batongbacal, director of the University of the Philippines Institute of Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea, said marine biologist Ed Gomez invented a process to breed giant clams after is overexploitation resulted in scarcity of most indigenous species. Reports showed Chinese fishermen mass harvested giant clams in Scarborough Shoal, undoing the work of Filipino scientists.
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    Batongbacal: Filipino scientists seeded giant clams, China stole it. (2019, April 27). Panay News, pp. 8, 10.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/6987
    Corporate Names
    University of the Philippines Institute for Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea
    Personal Names
    Batongbacal, Jay Gomez, Ed
    Geographic Names
    Philippines Scarborough Shoal China
    Subject
    Scientific personnel marine ecologists marine molluscs fishers breeding overexploitation Natural populations disputes territorial waters marine organisms coral reefs shells Governments fishing vessels
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