Overfishing of (blank)

led to nations coming together in the early twentieth century to prevent the extinction on these marine creatures.

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Darryl Vaughn

Biology

20 November, 13:26

Overfishing of (blank)

led to nations coming together in the early twentieth century to prevent the extinction on these marine creatures.

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Ireland Giles · Answer 1

Overfishing can have an adverse effect on marine biodiversity ... Overfishing can wreak havoc and destroy the environment and marine ecology and completely disrupt the food chain. For example, herring is a vital prey species for the cod. Therefore, when herring are overfished the cod population suffers as well.

Overfishing of (blank)led to nations coming together in the early twentieth century to prevent the extinction on these marine creatures.

Overfishing of (blank)

led to nations coming together in the early twentieth century to prevent the extinction on these marine creatures.