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  • Invasive lionfish reach Brazil’s largest coral reefs. Local fishers fight back
  • Endangered angelshark is still traded in Brazil despite import ban
  • Case report of lip protrusions in three trahira found in a drying Brazilian pool

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news.mongabay.com /1 week ago

Invasive lionfish reach Brazil’s largest coral reefs. Local fishers fight back

Fishers have caught at least 440 invasive lionfish off the coast of Porto Seguro in northeastern Brazil in recent weeks. The local government paid fishers to harvest the fish in an...

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news.mongabay.com /2 weeks ago

Endangered angelshark is still traded in Brazil despite import ban

PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil — “Good choice!” said the clerk at one of the fish stalls in the Porto Alegre Public Market when Mongabay asked about the peixe anjo, which means “angel fish”...

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bioengineer.org /3 days ago

Case report of lip protrusions in three trahira found in a drying Brazilian pool

A case-study report of six trahira from Brazilian temporary pools found lip protuberances in three fish from a low-oxygen drying pool and proposed that the structures may channel o...

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