Opportunistic exploitation: an overlooked pathway to extinction

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don't read this https://t.co/XQbYkf55Ik

Opportunistic exploitation: an overlooked pathway to extinction: Trends in Ecology & Evolution https://t.co/K9CDlksHhj

@ashadevos @NathanJBennett It's dozens of species usually, none valuable for human consumption, and subsidizes continued exploitation of rare but more valuable species, e.g. https://t.co/A9Spi3a86j

Opportunistic exploitation of Antarctic blue whales was a key example in our paper showing that this can lead to extinction in human-exploited systems https://t.co/QxeKZVSS24 https://t.co/30T5gWKsk7

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