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Tropical Invaders Seek a Cool Change
Larger-bodied tropical species, such as the Moorish idol, are more likely to show vagrant behaviour into high latitude regions.
By David A. Feary & David Harasti
As oceans warm, a new study has shown that certain measurable traits may help scientists predict which species of tropical fish will successfully shift into cooler temperate waters.
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