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New species, the untapped potential of the oceans

Authors: Fernández-Álvarez, Fernando Ángel;

New species, the untapped potential of the oceans

Abstract

[ES] Se calcula que el 91% de las especies que habitan en los océanos aún está por descubrir. Encontrar, muestrear y estudiar especies nuevas para la ciencia es clave para conocer mejor nuestro planeta y hacer frente a retos como el cambio climático, encontrar curas para enfermedades como el cáncer o desarrollar una industria más sostenible

[CAT] Es calcula que el 91% de les espècies que habiten als oceans encara està per descobrir. Trobar, mostrar i estudiar espècies noves per a la ciència és clau per conèixer millor el nostre planeta i fer front a reptes com el canvi climàtic, trobar cures per a malalties com el càncer o desenvolupar una indústria més sostenible

[EN] 91% of the species living in the oceans have yet to be discovered. Finding, sampling and studying species new to science is key to better understanding our planet and addressing challenges such as climate change, finding cures for diseases such as cancer or developing a more sustainable industry

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http://metadata.un.org/sdg/14, Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development

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