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Red tide organisms find new host shells

By Cet Dematera | August 23, 2010 - 12:00am

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...

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Red tide toxin transfers to new host, kills child in Sorsogon

By Cet Dematera | August 22, 2010 - 2:30pm

A marine biologist closely monitoring Sorsogon Bay in Bicol today confirmed that the deadly red tide toxins previously found only in green mussels, or locally known as tahong, have now transferred to another host...