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An analysis of nearly 50,000 aquatic species shifting positions between 1955 and 2015 showed that a projected effect of global warming - species moving away from the equator - can now be seen on a worldwide scale.
Lessening Biodiversity
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It said that more global warming, which is now imminent, would further reduce the diversity of biodiversity in tropical oceans.
The results of the change, according to scientists, may be dramatic and difficult to foresee.
Unpredictable Changes
According to Prof David Schoeman, a co-author of the report, species attached to the ocean floor had not diminished. Still, the diversity of free-swimming species such as fish had decreased dramatically between 1965 and 2010. ....

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