Mussels
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Rising Sea Temperature Causes Mussel Shells To Be More Porous
Mussel shells suffer from the impact of increasing sea temperatures. Read more here.
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Mussels Demonstrate Remarkable Resilience to Marine Heat Waves, New Research Finds
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Scientists Hurry to Save Lab-Grown Mussel Species That Can Purify Waterways
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Scallop Dredging Destroyed Protected Seabed in Scotland
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Mussel Farming: Key to Restoring Damaged Coastlines
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Underwater Glue From Mussels Inspires to a Synthetic Cement According to Researchers
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Mussels' Unique Ability to 'Filter' Microplastics Can Help Clean Up the Ocean
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Quagga Mussels Threaten the World's Greatest Eco System
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Marine Mussels Experience Severe Swelling Over Human Laundry Dryer Lint
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Seattle's Puget Sound Mussels Test Positive For Opiods
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BEWARE: High Levels of Freshwater Toxin Found in Shellfish from San Francisco Bay
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Scientists Use Mussel-Like Robots to Monitor Climate Change
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