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The End of the Line: Who is Most at Risk from the Crisis in Global Fisheries?

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    Stephen J. Hall, Patrick Dugan, Edward H. Allison & Neil L. Andrew

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Hall, S.J., Dugan, P., Allison, E.H. et al. The End of the Line: Who is Most at Risk from the Crisis in Global Fisheries?. AMBIO 39, 78–80 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13280-009-0008-5

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