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    Red tide organisms find new host shells

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    August 23, 2010
    Author
    Dematera, Cet
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    Classification code
    PS20100823_A-26
    Excerpt
    A marine biologist closely monitoring Sorsogon Bay in Bicol yesterday confirmed that red tide microorganisms previously found only in green mussels (tahong) have found a new host in pen shells (baloko), which, for the first time, claimed the life of a child and downed four other members of his family in Sorsogon last week. Ronnel Dioneda, a researcher of the Bicol University who has been studying Sorsogon Bay for over a decade now, said the deadly microorganisms have multiplied so thickly that they have already contaminated even marine products in the muddy seabed like the pen shells.
    Citation
    Dematera, C. (2010, August 23). Red tide organisms find new host shells. The Philippine Star , p. A-26.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/8205
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    Corporate Names
    Bicol University Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR)
    Personal Names
    Dioneda, Ronnel Ramos, Gil Espaldon, Brent Espaldon, Bernabe Espaldon, Vanessa Espaldon, Beverly Espaldon, Bryan Espaldon, Bernand
    Geographic Names
    Sorsogon Sorsogon Bay Bicol Casiguran
    Subject
    Red tides marine ecologists microorganisms public health food poisoning shellfish
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