Lanternfish Extinction Signals Critical Ocean Oxygen Decline

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A study warns that declining ocean oxygen levels threaten lanternfish populations, which are vital for marine food webs and carbon sequestration. Their potential collapse could trigger widespread ecological disruptions, including impacts on global climate regulation and human fisheries, highlighting the urgent need to address ocean deoxygenation driven by climate change.
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