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Diver Lenford DaCosta cleans up lines of staghorn coral at an underwater coral nursery inside the Oracabessa Fish Sanctuary on Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019, in Oracabessa, Jamaica. In Jamaica, more than a dozen grassroots-run coral nurseries and fish sanctuaries have sprung up in the past decade, supported by small grants from foundations, local businesses such as hotels and scuba clinics, and the Jamaican government. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip), APTOPIX

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created date 2019-02-11

credit AP/Associated Press/East News

source Associated Press

byline AP

original transmission reference 19255443465612

weight 0,73MB

size 14cm x 9cm by 300dpi

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