Source: Kate Elizabeth Queram, WILMINGTON STAR-NEWS, 2/17/14

This May, a team of researchers will begin tagging Southern flounder in the New River, hoping to follow their migratory patterns and learn more about where the fish spend their time. But the meat of the project lies at the end of their life cycle - specifically, learning more about how and why Southern flounder bite the dust.

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