People have been catching fish from the sea for millennia, and until fairly recently everyone assumed that the fish supply was almost inexhaustible.
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El Nino and the Peruvian Anchovy Fishery (Global Change)
August 1997, Univ Science Books
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in English
- Pap/Dsk edition
0935702792 9780935702798
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