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October 23, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Fish egg areas to be investigated

Spawning areas and habitats of marine fish off the Kent coast are to be investigated by researchers in an attempt to safeguard their future. The Canterbury Christ Church University team will work with the French environment and fisheries centre to produce spawning habitat models.

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Spawning areas and habitats of marine fish off the Kent coast are to be investigated by researchers in an attempt to safeguard their future. The Canterbury Christ Church University team will work with the French environment and fisheries centre to produce spawning habitat models.

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