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The alien polychaete, Ficomomatus enigmaticus, forms large calcified reefs around the pilings of bridges and other hard structures in small, urban estuaries (Photo credit: Charles Griffiths)

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Long-term study highlights ecological changes in an urban estuary

Estuaries are among the most vulnerable of marine ecosystems and small, urban estuaries, in particular, are under pressure due to human activities.

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