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Three Red Sea fish species may enter the Mediterranean

Three fish species from the Red Sea are reportedly at risk of entering the Mediterranean. The headline indicates a potential marine ecosystem change.

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An introduction of non-native species could affect Mediterranean ecosystems and fisheries.

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