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Feb 06, 2011 | Post by: Phil Lees 1 Comments

Oysters are functionally extinct

Photo by Astacus Enjoy those wild oysters while you still can: just in from the American Institute of Biological Sciences, The overall condition of native oyster reefs is poor in most of the 144 bays in 40 ecoregions we evaluated. Although individual oysters are still present in most places, records

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