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Spotlight On... Assessment of the Status and Risk Posed by the Invasive Lionfish in North Carolina Hardbottom Communities
The Indo-Pacific Lionfish, a venomous predatory fish with few natural enemies, is established along the southeast shelf of the United States. Within the last three years lionfish have spread from Florida to Cape Hatteras NC and Bermuda. To our knowledge this is the first Pacific marine fish to become established in Atlantic waters. However, it may not be the last. [continued] |
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