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UC Aquarium could display endangered corals, South Florida ecosystems

  As the result of a bill passed through the Student Government (SG) Senate on Sept. 16, the Whitten University Center could soon provide a serene space for fish to swim around coral reefs of different shapes and sizes behind a backdrop of tranquil blue water. Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science (RSMAS) Senator Sam…

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