Are mermaids real?/ Stephen Kelly.
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TextSeries: BBC Earth Magazine. Vol. 15No. 4Popcorn SciencePublisher: Singapore: JSIM Education, May 2023Description: p. 96ISSN: 2737-5560Subject(s): Fish. -- HumanDDC classification: BBC Earth K2951 May 2023 Summary: A marine biologist reveals whether a half-human, half-fish could survive beneath the waves.
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A marine biologist reveals whether a half-human, half-fish could survive beneath the waves.
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