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Isolation of Prorocentrum lima (Syn. Exuviaella lima) and diarrhetic shellfish poisoning (DSP) risk assessment in the Gulf of California, Mexico

Heredia-Tapia et al., 2002

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Heredia-Tapia A
Arredondo-Vega B
Nuñez-Vázquez E
Yasumoto T
Yasuda M
Ochoa J
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A benthic toxic dinoflagellate identified as Prorocentrum lima (Syn. Exuviaella lima), and designated as strain PRL-1, was isolated from the coast of El Pardito (Coyote) Island in Baja California Sur, Mexico, after a fisherman poisoning incident involving consumption of liver …
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