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A Tropical Oyster Invades the Spanish Coast

CSIC detects the expansion of a species of the Red Sea from Catalonia to Almeria and warns of its impact on the native fauna

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A Tropical Oyster Invades the Spanish Coast

CSIC detects the expansion of a species of the Red Sea from Catalonia to Almeria and warns of its impact on the native fauna

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