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My reasoning
Let, snow crabs usually hatch in Winter (from December to February), but because of rising sea temperature, snow crabs hatch earlier, i.e. in late Fall (November). On the other hand, deep sea fishing boats are more numerous in Arctic waters during the fall season (from September to November). So, if all deep sea fishing boats leave within mid-fall (October), then baby snow crabs are NOT more likely to be caught by deep sea fishing boats, but if all deep sea fishing boats stay until
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My reasoning
Let, snow crabs usually hatch in Winter (from December to February), but because of rising sea temperature, snow crabs hatch earlier, i.e. in late Fall (November). On the other hand, deep sea fishing boats are more numerous in Arctic waters during the fall season (from September to November). So, if all deep sea fishing boats leave within mid-fall (October), then baby snow crabs are NOT more likely to be caught by deep sea fishing boats, but if all deep sea fishing boats stay until
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