Se espera que los peces disminuyan en tamaño entre un 20 y un 30 por ciento si la temperatura del océano continúa subiendo debido al cambio climático. Un nuevo estudio realizado por investigadores de la Universidad de Columbia Británica proporciona una explicación más profunda de por qué se espera que los peces disminuyan de tamaño.
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