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Reply to: Quantifying the carbon benefits of ending bottom trawling

B. Halpern | B. Worm | J. Palacios-Abrantes | E. Sala | J. Lubchenco | H. Possingham | S. Gaines | D. Mouillot | A. Friedlander | Jennifer McGowan | L. Morgan | K. Kaschner | J. Mayorga | F. Leprieur | T. Atwood | Kathleen Kesner-Reyes | R. Cabral | W. Goodell | C. Garilao | Arnaud Auber | A. Hinson | W. Cheung | D. Bradley | Kristin D. Rechberger | Francesco Ferretti

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