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Only background levels of the red tide organism Karenia brevis have been detected in the Gulf of Mexico, which is normal. But when a bloom arrives again, Manatee is now better prepared.
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Researchers will look to sediments for information on past blooms and what they can tell us about today's events.
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Scientists think they've found a way to starve the cyanobacteria of a key nutrient it needs to grow.
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The red tide on Florida's Gulf Coast last year killed dolphins, manatees and fish. A new study finds the toxic algae also affects stone crab , one of...