Lack of oxygen in marine environments may threaten long-term fish populations, study led by Hong Kong scientist finds
2020-01-30 00:30
A lack of oxygen in marine environments made worse by climate change may threaten fish populations worldwide, as it affects the reproductive functions of female fish, a study led by a Hong Kong scientist forecasts.The research showed that the eggs of multiple…
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