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Cómo los huracanes fuertes benefician a los peces caribeños

  • Written by Thomas J. Kwak, Professor, Unit Leader, North Carolina State University

Huracanes como Lorenzo, Dorian y María pueden ser desastrosos para los humanos y sus propiedades, pero algunos peces han evolucionado exitosamente en estos climas severos.

Nuestro equipo científico estudia cómo los eventos climáticos extremos afectan a los peces de río en Puerto Rico. La isla es ideal para...

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