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Share of the seabed that was trawled at least once
– Bottom trawling is a method used to catch fish and crustaceans near or on the seafloor. It is an efficient way of catching fish, but has negative impacts on the ecology of the seabed. – Shown is the share of seabed across different regions that experienced at least one trawling pass over a period of two to four years around the year of 2010.
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Amoroso et al. (2018)
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