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Arctic seals are threatened by climate change, predators and human activities

By Athena Copenhaver | 3 April 2023

By Marianne Mustonen

Date published: 27 March 2023
Source: University of Eastern Finland
Categories: Arctic, Arctic Change, Cross-Cutting Topics, Human Well-Being, Indigenous Issues, Indigenous Peoples, and Science

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