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What's going on down there? 2,000 ocean scientists do the biggest, wettest census ever

Science News,  Feb 17, 2007  by Susan Milius

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Cruises like the ones that turned up these creatures will continue through 2008, explains D'Or. Then, the census participants are scheduled to put together their findings into a report due in 2010.

They hope that all this new research will help humanity shepherd changing ocean resources. That's always been a challenge, says D'Or. He recalls a fisheries manager summing up the difficulty: "Fisheries management is like forestry management--except that everything moves and you can't see it."

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