article_snippet.sent: It may be a British staple but the traditional fish and chips is in peril.
article_snippet.sent: As waters around the UK get warmer, popular species of fish including haddock, plaice and lemon sole could become less common as plaice and lemon sole migrate to more preferable water temperatures.
article_snippet.sent: And this could see the prices of these fish soar, or see the prices of these fish soar being taken off the menu completely.
article_snippet.sent: From this Researchers predicted the abundance and distribution of popular fish, such as haddock and plaice, could fall as the North Sea warms and this could increase the price of fish and chips .
article_snippet.sent: As a result UK fisheries will need to replace current species with those that prefer warmer water such as red mullet (left) and John dory (right), for example .
article_snippet.sent: those that prefer warmer water such as red mullet (left) and John dory (right), for example research found that as the North Sea warms, species won't be able to migrate north to avoid warming temperatures because habitat of a suitable depth is rare.
article_snippet.sent: For sustainable UK fisheries, we need to move on from haddock and chips and look to southern Europe for we gastronomic inspiration.' warmer water fish likely to take their place include John dory and red mullet, for example.
highlights_snippet.sent: The prices of these staple fish could also rise as The prices of these staple fish become more rare .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: John dory and red mullet may replace haddock, plaice and lemon sole .