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Terrain Magazine, Summer 2009

 

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For All the Fish, So Long?

Are ocean conditions rolling backward 550 million years to the Cambrian era, when invertebrates ruled the warm seas and bony fishes hadn’t been invented yet?

By Eric Simons

TOPP Secret

Tagging the Pacific’s predators for clues to saving the underwater world

By Kara Platoni

Angling for Trouble

Recent immigrants won’t take no fishing for an answer.

By Anneli Rufus

Sea-Combers

Seaweed harvesters may lose their livelihood to marine protections.

By Elly Hopper

A Rising Tide

As sea level creeps higher, what’s next for California’s coasts?

By Timothy Lesle

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