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News Release 09-077
Marine Scientists Warn of "Moderately Large" Potential for Spring, Summer Red Tide Outbreak in Gulf of Maine
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Microscopic cysts of Alexandrium species in yellow and green stand out in Gulf of Maine sediments.
Credit: WHOI
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Gulf of Maine maps reveal the concentration of Alexandrium cysts buried in seafloor sediments.
Credit: Don Anderson, WHOI
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Computer simulations of Alexandrium cell concentrations under different weather conditions.
Credit: Dennis McGillicuddy, WHOI, and Dennis He, NCSU
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WHOI scientist Bruce Keafer, right, prepares a corer to collect seafloor sediment samples.
Credit: Amy Lloyd-Rippe
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