HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS PLAGUE LONG ISLAND WATERS filter feeding mechanism, so that scallops starve to death. Likewise, hard clams do not thrive on a diet of brown tide, but rather become stunted. Such decimation to NY’s - CLaMS - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS PLAGUE LONG ISLAND WATERS filter feeding mechanism, so that scallops starve to death. Likewise, hard clams do not thrive on a diet of brown tide, but rather become stunted. Such decimation to NY’s Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-03-06 18:21:03 Open Document File Size: 644,17 KB Share Result on Facebook City New York / Northport / / Country United States / / Facility Cutchogue Harbor / / NaturalFeature Moriches bay / Peconic Estuary / Peconic Bay / Shinnecock Bays / Sound bays / Shinnecock bay / Great South Bay / Island bays / Quantuck bay / / Organization Stony Brook University’s School of Marine and Atmospheric Science / Atmospheric Science / Stony Brook University’s School of Marine / / Person Anita Kusick / Chris Gobler / Jackie Collier / Chris Pickerell / Paul C. Focazio Aureococcus / Barbara A. Branca / Christopher Gobler / / Position author / co-investigator / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / / Region South Africa / southeast Asia / / SocialTag Biological oceanography Biology Geography of New York Algae Dinoflagellates Algal bloom Red tide Alexandrium fundyense Peconic Bay Water

HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS PLAGUE LONG ISLAND WATERS filter feeding mechanism, so that scallops starve to death. Likewise, hard clams do not thrive on a diet of brown tide, but rather become stunted. Such decimation to NY’s Add to Reading List