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Warming seas threaten Antarctic ecosystems, scientists warn

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Warming seas threaten Antarctic ecosystems, scientists warn

Warming seas threaten Antarctic ecosystems, scientists warn

Warming seas threaten Antarctic ecosystems, scientists warn With ocean temperatures rising, marine biologists are racing to understand the fate of species that depend on freezing conditions.

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