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'Upside down floating reef' in the San Francisco Bay could change ecology of shoreline, experts hope

'Upside down floating reef' in the SF Bay could change ecology of shoreline
A secluded lab in the East Bay is beginning to generate data they hope could have a dramatic effect on our shoreline.
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