Evidence for a Novel Marine Harmful Algal Bloom: Cyanotoxin (Microcystin) Transfer from Land to Sea Otters

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[PhD-Biblio] One of the clearest evidence of #Microcystin transfer from freshwater to marine organisms was demonstrated by Miller et al. (2010) when they found MC accumulation in sea otters after the death of 21 otters. #Microcystin #Cyanobacteria https://

15 Aug 2019

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Here's Melissa Miller's publication on the Pinto Lake / Sea Otter work. #WaterIsLife#OneHealth https://t.co/kleeS1K3f6

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2010 study on NorCal Cyanobacteria blooms suggests microcystin caused deaths of Monterey Bay sea otters #SharkPPP https://t.co/xE3ITfOsiy

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