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To: AC Flyer who wrote (14511)	2/5/2002 11:07:19 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) of 74559

Generally, you are correct. However, there is something happening in the Grand Banks that is new and sinister. The fishery has been closed for a while and the cod are not coming back. The ecology has been changed and there is a new climax species on the banks, a noncommercial arthropod has replaced the cod. This fishery may well be lost forever. You may wish to change your optimism to a more guarded and more conservative neutrality. I lived in Alaska, and I saw the halibut come back. What never came back was the King crab fishery in South East Alaska. Another permanently destroyed fishery.

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