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Native oysters back from brink of extinction after early settler's overfishing | ABC Australia
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0:52Now PlayingNative angasi oysters in their millions once filled the waters of Coffin Bay on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, filtering water, providing shelter for fish and preventing coastal erosion.
But the arrival of European settlers on the shores of the Eyre Peninsula in the 1840s signalled the death knell for the angasi oysters, which were dredged to near extinction within a century.
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