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Potential Impact of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill on Commercial Fisheries in the Gulf of Mexico

A. McCrea-Strub    
K. Kleisner    
U. R. Sumaila    
W. Swartz    
R. Watson    
D. Zeller & D. Pauly    

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