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Selective breeding in oysters is projected to be an important global adaptation strategy for sustainable shellfish aquaculture that can withstand future climate-driven change to habitat acidification ( [[#Fitzer--2019|Fitzer et al., 2019]] ). Less than a quarter of fisheries management plans for 99 of Australia’s most important fisheries considered climate change, and only to a limited degree ( [[#Fogarty--2019|Fogarty et al., 2019]] ; [[#Fogarty--2021|Fogarty et al., 2021]] ). Implementation of management and policy responses to climate change have lagged in part because climate change has not been considered as the most pressing issue ( [[#Hobday--2017|Hobday and Cvitanovic, 2017]] ; [[#Fogarty--2019|Fogarty et al., 2019]] ; [[#Fogarty--2021|Fogarty et al., 2021]] ) (Cross-Chapter Box MOVING SPECIES in Chapter 5).

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