Freshwater
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Invasive Species Threaten European Freshwater Ecosystems' Biodiversity
Invasive species are escaping from fish and shellfish farms in Europe and being released inappropriately into rivers and lakes. As a result, alien fish are wreaking havoc on native populations.
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