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Harmful Algal Blooms
| Red Tides/PSP | Brown Tides | Ciguatera | Killer Algae/Pfiesteria | Invasive Seaweed
Harmful Algal Blooms
Climate change and harmful algal blooms in Maumee Bay OHSU-W-14-006
Climate change and the occurrence of harmful microorganisms in Florida’s ocean and coastal waters FLSGP-G-15-009
Economic consequences of harmful algal blooms: literature summary FLSGP-G-13-008
Evaluation of brevetoxin accumulation and degradation in coastal mammals, birds, and fish found moribund on Texas beaches during red tide blooms TAMU-Y-12-011
Great Bay Coast Watch - water quality and phytoplankton final report. NHU-T-08-005
Harmful algal bloom research initiative: 2015 report to the Ohio Department of Higher Education OHSU-S-16-001
Harmful algal blooms in Ohio waters.OHUS-G-11-001
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) in the United States. WHOI-G-98-004
Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) Primer for the Virginia Shellfish Industry VSGCP-T-12-004
Harmful algal blooms on the North American west coast. AKU-W-99-005
Harmful algal blooms: what they mean to Alaskans and how we can adapt. AKU-G-12-005
Harmful algal research and response: a human dimensions strategy. CASG-W-06-003
Lake Erie nutrient loading and harmful algal blooms: 4esearch findings and
management implications. OHSU-T-11-001
Legal Tools for Reducing Harmful Algal Blooms in Lake Erie NSGLC-H-12-001
Natural marine toxins. CUIMR-G-95-001
Natural toxins and human pathogens in the marine environment. MDU-W-82-002
Novel insights on the dynamics and consequences of harmful algal blooms in the California current system: from parasites as bloom control agents to human toxin exposure CASG-Y-11-004
Quantification of life-stage transition behaviors in harmful algae and their implications for pelagic and benthic distributions WASHU-Y-14-002
Remote Sensing Harmful Algal Bloom Workshop: Chesapeake and Coastal Bays Region Workshop Report MDU-W-14-001
SoundToxins: a harmful algal bloom monitoring program for Puget Sound WASHU-H-15-001
The beach manager's manual: harmful algal blooms ILIN-H-12-006/MICHU-H-12-003
The economics of harmful algal blooms (HABs): an annotated bibliography. FLSGP-L-99-001
The effects of a red tide, Karenia brevis episode on the benthic macroinvertebrate communities of South Padre Island, Texas TAMU-Y-13-006
The Massachusetts Bay outfall. WHOI-G-98-003
Toxic algal blooms: an international directory of experts in toxic and harmful algal blooms and their effects on fisheries and public health. WHOI-D-90-001
Toxinas marinas naturales (In Spanish only). CUIMR-G-93-005
Webinar: 19 November 2013 Climate change and harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie OHSU-W-13-014
What controls harmful algal blooms and toxicity in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta CASG-G-12-005
What is the threat of harmful algal blooms in Louisiana coastal waters? LSU-R-99-017
When Blooms Go Bad: Harmful Algal Blooms in the Great Lakes (website) MICHU-I-10-001
Workshops focus on potential toxic algal blooms (From Shore to Shore, May-June 2008). MINNU-N-08-04c
Red Tides/PSP
All about red tide. MEU-G-81-001
Chemical investigations of paralytic shellfish poisoning
in Alaska. AKU-T-78-005
Dinoflagellate blooms and physical systems in the
Gulf of Maine. WHOI-X-90-001
Economic impact of paralytic shellfish poison on the
oyster industry in the Pacific United States. CUIMR-W-84-002
pp. 331-343
Gathering safe shellfish in Washington: avoiding paralytic
shellfish poisoning.WASHU-H-12-001
Interaction between paralytic shellfish poison and
clam melanin and protein (thesis abstract). ORESU-X1-72-004
New England red tide. MIT-G-79-001
Problems of paralytic shellfish poisoning. SCU-T-85-001
pp. 32-35
Problems of paralytic shellfish poisoning. SCU-O-85-001
pp. 28-30
Paralytic shellfish poisoning. CUIMR-G-91-003
Paralytic shellfish poisoning and red tides. CUIMR-G-89-001
Paralytic shellfish poisoning in shellfish aquaculture:
the state regulatory problem. TAMU-W-82-002
pp. 21-32
Paralytic shellfish poisoning: the Alaska problem.
AKU-G-96-003
Phytoplankton monitoring program 2001 report. NHU-G-02-002
Poisons in your seafood: the myths and realities of
marine biotoxins and red tides (video description). WHOI-F-93-003
Preliminary observations on paralytic shellfish poisoning
in central Puget Sound. TAMU-W-82-002
pp. 33-37
Progress of shellfish toxin research: implications
of toxic resting cysts for aquaculture. TAMU-W-82-002
pp. 49-62
Recent developments in paralytic shellfish poisoning.
CUIMR-W-84-002
pp. 317-329
Recreational seafood safety. FLSGP-H-91-003
Red tide. RIU-TL-79-002
Red tide in the northeast. RIU-G-89-001
Red tide in Texas: an explanation of the phenomenon.
TAMU-G-86-006
Red tide: the facts. SCSGC-G-88-003
Seasonal abundance of "Protogonyaulax" sp.
causing paralytic shellfish poisoning in Funka Bay, Hokkaido, Japan,
1978-1980. AKU-W-80-002
pp. 319-327
Shellfish aquaculture and paralytic shellfish poisoning.
TAMU-W-82-002
pp. 38-48
Spectrofluorometric differentiation of the red tide
alga, "Gonyaulax tamarensis" from other algae common to
New England waters. MIT-T-77-008
Studies unravels mystery of public health threat.
WHOI-G-94-002
Summary of symposium on the "Alexandrium fundyense" red tide of
2005. MIT-W-06-001
The Great Bay Coast Watch guide to common Gulf of
Maine phytoplankton. NHU-H-06-003
The interactions between microzooplanktonic grazers
and dinoflagellates causing red tides in the open coastal waters
off southern California (dissertation abstract). CUIMR-X-95-001
The invasion of the red tide in North Carolina coastal
waters. NCU-T-88-002
The newly discovered attack alga and its relationship
to fish kills. NCU-W-93-001
pp. 48-58
The uptake, distribution and modification of PSP toxins
in intertidal organisms (thesis abstract). WASHU-X-85-005
Toxic dinoflagellates and marine mammal mortalities.
WHOI-W-89-002
Truths and myths about PSP. AKU-G-98-002
Brown Tides
Beyond Pfiesteria: harmful algae in coastal waters.
NCU-O-98-004
pp. 14-19
Brown Tide Bulletin. NJMSC-G-99-003
Novel phytoplankton blooms: causes and impacts of
recurrent brown tides and other unusual blooms. NYSGI-W-88-002 (copyright
protectedcontact NSGL for loan
copy)
Ciguatera
A study of ciguatera fish poisoning in the Virgin
Islands area. CRI-T-73-001
Brown tide: the final chapter. NYSGI-O-05-002 (pp. 6-7)
Ciguatera and the feeding habits of the greater amberjack,
"Seriola dumerili", in the Hawaiian archipelago. HAWAU-W-83-003
pp. 237-264
Ciguatera fish poisoning: questions and answers. PRU-G-86-002
Ciguatera in the northeastern Caribbean. PRU-G-92-005
Ciguatera research in the northwestern Hawaiian Islands:
laboratory and field studies on ciguatoxigenic dinoflagellates in
the Hawaiian archipelago. HAWAU-W-83-002
pp. 144-156
Ecology, genetic variability and physiology of the
ciguatera-causing dinoflagellate "Gambierdiscus toxicus"
Adachi and Fukuyo (dissertation abstract). FLSGP-X-87-001
Evaluating the risk of ciguatera fish poisoning from reef fish in Hawai'i: development of ELISA applications for the detection of ciguatoxin HAWAU-Y-08-007
Ciguatera seafood poisoning: a circumtropical fisheries
problem. MDU-W-82-002
pp. 1-8
Proceedings of the third international conference:
Ciguatera. PRU-W-90-001
Production, identification, and characterization of
multiple toxins responsible for ciguatera in the Caribbean and tropical
Atlantic. ILIN-O-91-001
Radioimmunoassay results of ciguatera analysis of
fishers in the northwestern Hawaiian Islands, 1980-81. HAWAU-W-83-003
pp. 226-236
Recreational seafood safety. FLSGP-H-91-003
Seasonal abundance of "Gambierdiscus toxicus"
and "Ostreopsis" sp. in coastal waters of southwest Puerto
Rico. PRU-R-85-006
Killer Algae/Pfiesteria
A study of the basic biology of California's Caulerpa taxifolia. CASG-G-07-014
Can we stop "killer algae" from invading
Florida? FLSGP-G-04-003
Killer dinoflagellate fact sheet. NCU-G-94-001
Research on toxic algae: pfiesteria-like organisms.
NCU-T-98-001
Solving the mystery of Pfiesteria. NCU-O-97-003
pp. 4-9
Invasive Seaweed
All washed up: Lake Michigan's algae challenge (Cladophora). WISCU-V-09-001
Grateloupia turuturu: a red seaweed invading Long Island Sound. CONN-G-06-004
Nuisance algae on Lake Michigan shores WISCU-G-14-009
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