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marine

[muh-reen] / məˈrin /


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Samuel Wrobel, senior marine officer at the RSPB, the UK's leading bird charity, said "the sheer volume of reports coming in gives great cause for concern."

From BBC

Mike Jacob, president of the Pacific Merchant Shipping Assn., which represents ocean carriers, marine terminal operators and others in the industry, said the tendency is to think of the tariffs as uniform.

From Los Angeles Times

"Most Asgards alive today have been found in environments without oxygen," explained Brett Baker an associate professor of marine science and integrative biology at UT.

From Science Daily

Thousands of likes and comments later, others seemed to confirm her suspicion that it was, in fact, an ancient marine animal.

From BBC

One reason fish could be abundant is that the Chagos is a protected marine reserve.

From The Wall Street Journal