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Gibraltar Has Sunk More than 30 Ships in Half a Century to Create Artificial Reefs, and in the Area Studied Vertebrate Species Rose From 12 to 54, Although These Numbers Are More than 30 Years Old.

Artificial reefs in Gibraltar: more than 30 ships sunk since 1975 and vertebrate species that went from 12 to 54 between 1972 and 1994.

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Gibraltar Has Sunk More than 30 Ships in Half a Century to Create Artificial Reefs, and in the Area Studied Vertebrate Species Rose From 12 to 54, Although These Numbers Are More than 30 Years Old.

Artificial reefs in Gibraltar: more than 30 ships sunk since 1975 and vertebrate species that went from 12 to 54 between 1972 and 1994.

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Gibraltar Has Sunk More than 30 Ships in Half a Century to Create Artificial Reefs, and in the Area Studied Vertebrate Species Rose From 12 to 54, Although These Numbers Are More than 30 Years Old.

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Gibraltar Has Sunk More than 30 Ships in Half a Century to Create Artificial Reefs, and in the Area Studied Vertebrate Species Rose From 12 to 54, Although These Numbers Are More than 30 Years Old.

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