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Researchers have identified Vibrio pectenicida as the pathogen responsible for the devastating sea star wasting disease, ...
A mysterious illness has killed billions of sea stars in the past decade. After a four-year search, scientists have uncovered ...
A devastating bacterium has decimated populations of sunflower sea stars, predators that play a crucial role in their ...
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The bacteria killing sea stars in the Pacific: How our team uncovered a decade-long mystery
Sea stars are vital to ocean ecosystems; however, a pathogen has been killing them in large numbers, rendering some species ...
A mysterious epidemic has wiped out billions of sea stars in recent years. A new study finally identifies the bacterium ...
Sea star wasting disease has devastated starfish populations in North America, driving some species to the brink of ...
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Santa Cruz Sentinel on MSNScientists solve mystery of what’s killing billions of starfish off California and the West Coast
Between 5 billion and 6 billion sea stars on the West Coast have died, according to some estimates. The loss of so many led ...
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5 Billion Sea Stars Have Shattered and Died Over the Past 10 Years, Scientists May Finally Know Why
An estimated 5 billion sea stars have died due to a sea star-wasting disease in oceans around the world. A team of ...
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Smithsonian Magazine on MSNResearchers Discover the Culprit Behind a Gruesome Disease That Makes Sea Stars Lose Their Limbs and Melt
A new study points a finger at a strain of the bacterium Vibrio pectenicida, which belongs to the same genus as Vibrio ...
Columbo, eat your heart out: A team of scientists has just solved a massive marine murder mystery, nabbing the culprit behind ...
Researchers at the Hakai Institute have identified the culprit as a bacterium called Vibrio pectenicida, known as "V-peck" ...
Some five billion sea stars have been killed by a mysterious "sea star wasting disease" in the last decade. Scientists ...
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