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As sea temperatures rose, the herring population fell in the Gulf of St. Lawrence

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The number of spring spawning herring that survive to two years of age has dropped dramatically since waters started warming in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. DFO scientist Francois Turcotte built a model that uses the presence of zooplankton to predict how many herring can be expected to survive to age two.

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As sea temperatures rose, the herring population fell in the Gulf of St. Lawrence

Federal scientists are now using environmental conditions to predict what will happen to fish populations in Atlantic Canada.

2 years ago·Canada
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