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Scientists Surprised To Find Fish Preferring Shipwrecks To Natural Reefs For Habitat
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2019-05-07
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Researchers have found that shipwrecks and other manmade structures off the coast of North Carolina are attracting more tropical migrants than naturally occurring reefs.
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