Brevetoxin exposure in sea turtles in south Texas (USA) during Karenia brevis red tide 2000 ng g(-1). Necropsy examination and results of PbTx analysis indicated that 10 of the Kemp's ridleys and 2 of the green turtles died from brevetoxicosis via ingestion. This is the first documentation of sea turtle mortality in Texas attributed to brevetoxicosis.'>
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Brevetoxin exposure in sea turtles in south Texas (USA) during Karenia brevis red tide
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    2018

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    Diseases of Aquatic Organisms, 127(2), 145-150.
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