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Website title: Marine Science – Insight and updates on the latest research and developments in marine and freshwater science from across government

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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) threatens modern medicine, rendering Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) threatens modern medicine, rendering infections untreatable, surgeries risky, and lives vulnerable. Without urgent action, routine illnesses could become deadly, reversing decades of clinical progress and endangering global health security.  The health of humans, animals, a...

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By Ruth Parker, Principal Biochemistry Scientist, Elisa Capuzzo, Marine Ecosystems Scientists, and David Hughes, Biogeochemistry Scientist at Cefas;

Jessica Elias, Climate Change Senior Specialist and Maija Marsh, Principal Specialist in Marine Ecology at Natural England;

Lucy Stainthorpe, Estuaries and Coasts Advisor, and Africa Gom...

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The waters to the south-west of the UK are home to a rich diversity of small fish such as sardines, anchovy, sprat, mackerel, horse mackerel and herring (collectively known as “small pelagic fish”).

These fish species feed on plankton (microscopic algae and animals) and in turn are the main food source for seabirds, sea mammals, including dolphins and whales, and la...

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Written by Efin Muttaqin, Programme Manager for the Rekam Nusantara Foundation, and Jo Murray, Marine Wildlife Trade and Bycatch Lead at Cefas.

“The greatest challenge of the 21st century is to raise a new generation that understands the importance of biodiversity and will work to preserve it.”
E. O. Wilson, Biologist

Sha...

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