algae
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Toxic Algal Blooms Take Over the Chesapeake Bay
Toxins from algal blooms in the Chesapeake Bay may affect human and marine species' health.
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Toxic Algae Bloom on West Coast May be Largest Ever
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Coral Reefs: Invasive Microbe May Protect Them, But at a Cost
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Ancient Algae Show How Climate Change Affects Today's Organisms
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Lake Erie's Vulnerability to Toxic Blooms is Worse Than We Thought
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Seaweed: Fuel and Food of the Future
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Giant Clams Help Algae Partners Harvest Light
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Tropical Rabbitfish Threaten Mediterranean Ecosystem
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Hot Spring Bacteria Can Live Off Invisible Light Alone
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NASA Investigates Ohio's Harmful Algae
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Seriously, Don't Drink That! Algae Ruins Water For Ohio Residents
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Red Tide Threatens Gulf of Mexico Fish
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Toxic Algae to Return to Lake Erie
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