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J?rg Berwanger Dr. Dr.,Stefan Kullmann Dr.ient carbon stocks into 2–4 Tg CO. over 6?years following seagrass loss, increasing emissions from land-use change in Australia by 4–8% per annum. Seagrass collapse at Shark Bay also impacted marine food webs, including dugongs, dolphins, cormorants, fish communities, and invertebrates. With increas