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  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 77%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  France, which has the world's second-largest maritime territory, will sequence the genomes of thousands of species in its waters in order to draw up a "Genetic map" to help efforts to conserve its marine biodiversity.
  With 4,500 species studied, out of the approximately 12,000 recorded in metropolitan France, "We will have a vision of all the major groups that make up marine biodiversity", said Patrick Wincker, co-director of ATLASea.
  The programme should also help improving the management of fishing stocks, in particular by studying the impact of invasive species.
  
  
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context: Love the thumbnail of the Invasive lion fish which people are paid to kill, because it’s Fuckin up our coastal habitat reel bad. >
  
  Out of all the fish they could have chosen to represent this article they chose the corona virus of the sea >
  
  That is insulting to the virus.