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A study published in October found that Gulf deep-water sea life declined sharply within 3½ years of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, with krill down 72.8%, fish 64% and large crustaceans 62%. Researchers said the spill and its aftermath were the most plausible explanation, though the study did not directly establish a causal link. The Gulf’s midwater ecosystem may have shifted into a persistently depleted state, and its recovery timeline is unclear.
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