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Did You Know. . . ? Marine Life Ocean Facts. . . ~ MarineBio . . . According to World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS) there are currently 243,613 accepted marine species (3 8 2025) So, there are at least 247,417 marine species but there are most likely at least 750,000 marine species (50% of 1 5 million species) and possibly as many as 25 million marine species (50% of 50 million species)
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