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120 Meters Deep to Mud Islets: This Is How the Estuary of the Chone River Changed

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The estuary of the River Chone has a length of 20 kilometers and covers four cantons of Manabí. The assault on affected marine species. The post From 120 meters depth to mud islets: thus changed the estuary of the River Chone appeared first on El Diario.
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120 Meters Deep to Mud Islets: This Is How the Estuary of the Chone River Changed

The estuary of the River Chone has a length of 20 kilometers and covers four cantons of Manabí. The assault on affected marine species. The post From 120 meters depth to mud islets: thus changed the estuary of the River Chone appeared first on El Diario.

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eldiario.ec broke the news in on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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