Fish populations: When the American sea sturgeon swam east
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Auteurs : Arne Ludwig ; Lutz Debus ; Dietmar Lieckfeldt ; Isaac Wirgin ; Norbert Benecke ; Ingo Jenneckens ; Patrick Williot ; John R. Waldman ; Christian PitraSource :
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A colder Baltic Sea greeted this fish from across the Atantic Ocean in the Middle Ages.
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DOI: 10.1038/419447a
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