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The document discusses two fish species facing extinction: the Lamprey, a freshwater fish found in rivers whose eggs are extremely sensitive to river pollution, putting it nearly extinct; and the Portuguese-Boga, a small saltwater fish only found in Portugal that faces extinction in the near future due to ocean pollution.
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- 1. Extinction Work done by: Édi Correia Nº7 11ºB
- 2. The Lamprey The Lamprey is a freshwater fish. Its natural habitat are rivers. Its eggs are extremely sensitive and due to the river pollution the Lamprey is nearly extinct.
- 3. The Portuguese-Boga • The Boga is a salt water fish that can only be found in Portugal. Its weight is no more than 500 grams and because of ocean pollution it faces extinction in a near future.