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Researchers from Kiel University have used hydroacoustic methods to investigate the seafloor in the southwestern Baltic Sea for human traces.
Around 36% of the investigated areas show various influences on the seabed caused by human activities such as bottom trawling, shipping, anchor marks and dumping.
The findings raise critical questions about the ecological resilience of this marine habitat whose potential for recovery is poorly understood.
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