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European sea bass: the fish that is a home bird
Study of species in Cork harbour finds species is both 鈥榗harismatic鈥 and 鈥榩arochial鈥
European sea bass may look like fish and swim like fish, but they are also home birds. A new study to track the movement of the species has found that they are extraordinarily faithful to their home coastal patch. The fish are also 鈥渁s charismatic as salmon鈥, according to lead scientist Dr Tom Doyle of NUI Galway (NUIG), but far less adventurous.
A group of fish tagged in Cork harbour for the study, published in Scientific Reports, found that they were so parochial that even the east and west siders wouldn鈥檛 mix.
Co-authors were Damien Haberlin and Dr Mark Jessopp from UCC鈥檚 MaREI Centre for Marine and Renewable Energy, and Jim Clohessy from Cork Angling Hub. The study was funded by the ESB and Science Foundation Ireland. Mr Clohessy said it represented a 鈥減henomenal鈥 marriage between science and angling.
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