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Gulf of Mexico shrimpers, scientists unite to fight black gill infestation

The black gill is a single-celled parasite that kills shrimp or weakens them to make them more susceptible to prey

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 22, 2022 17:37 GMT
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A species of Gulf of Mexico deep-seas shrimp. Photo: NOAA
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Scientists and harvesters in the US state of Georgia have united to fight a parasite called the black gill whose population is increasing possibly due to rising ocean temperatures, reports the Savannah Morning News [...]

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