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Biological Invasions of Marine Ecosystems: Patterns, Effects, and Managementies had already proven itself to be a successful invader in Europe’s freshwaters, and it was not long before the zebra mussel exploded across the waterways in its newly conquered territory (.). In 1989, the clogging of water intakes by tremendous populations of the mussel shut down water supply to a

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Deep-Sea Fisheries: Perspectives and Lessons continental shelf fisheries. The ecological principles that pertain to life generally in the deep-sea are reasonably well known, but detailed life history information about individual species is only now accumulating. In many cases, heavy exploitation of deep-sea fishes has preceded such knowledge.