Environment
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Researchers Predict That Larger Fish Species Suffers From Oxygen Deficiency Due to Global Warming and Human Activities
Researchers remark that the same holds true for fish with big cells. Additionally, compared to freshwater fish, marine fish are less tolerant to low oxygen levels in the ocean.
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