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A parasite, which deforms the spines and skulls of trout causing them to swim in circles till they die, has affected two hatcheries in West Maryland, U.S. The disease is referred to as ‘whirling disease’. // ..It has resulted in the plan to cull around 80,000 of the fresh water fish. ..The parasite, Myxobolus cerebralis, has long been known to exist in the Potomac River's North Branch, which...Other TagsOther Contents
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