Mass Stranding of Marine Birds Caused by a SurfactantProducing Red Tide David A. Jessup1, Melissa A. Miller1, John P. Ryan2, Hannah M. Nevins1,3, Heather A. Kerkering4, Abdou Mekebri5, David B. Crane5, Tyler A. Johnson6,

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Date: 2009-05-04 18:46:45 Algae Aquatic ecology Biological oceanography Medical emergencies Akashiwo sanguinea Red tide Algal bloom Fish kill Domoic acid Water Biology Fisheries		Mass Stranding of Marine Birds Caused by a SurfactantProducing Red Tide David A. Jessup1, Melissa A. Miller1, John P. Ryan2, Hannah M. Nevins1,3, Heather A. Kerkering4, Abdou Mekebri5, David B. Crane5, Tyler A. Johnson6, Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cencoos.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 364,35 KB Share Document on Facebook

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