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Despite the perception that it is rare, bycatch of marine mammals can lead to population decline

ASCOBANS/CDG6/Inf.6a
Jan 09, 2026

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ascobans_cdg6_inf6a_perception-bycatch.pdf
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Jan 09, 2026

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