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Originally published in 1884, this groundbreaking study of the Gulf of Mexico's fishing industry remains a landmark work in the field of marine biology. Townsend's meticulous research and analysis paved the way for new insights into the ecology of the Gulf and the economics of fishing, and his work continues to be cited by scholars and policymakers today.
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