Long-term empirical evidence of ocean warming leading to tropicalization of fish communities, increased herbivory, and loss of kelp

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@SKeshavmurthy @adriatix @ChrisDorop @jjames_smith @unswcmsi @unswbees an "increase in the proportion of warmwater species", which makes sense to me (https://t.co/qsSHL95rtK)

RT @adriatix: Our recent PNAS paper on #kelp deforestation and #tropicalisation has been recommended by @F1000Prime! @naj_graham @ma_macnei…

RT @F1000Prime: A fishy development: the link between ocean warming, increased fish tropicality, and kelp depletion in Australia. https://t…

RT @adriatix: Our recent PNAS paper on #kelp deforestation and #tropicalisation has been recommended by @F1000Prime! @naj_graham @ma_macnei…

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