Scientists Identify Bacterial Cause of Sea Star Wasting Disease
Researchers have pinpointed Vibrio pectenicida as the bacterium responsible for the mass die-off of sea stars along the Pacific coast since 2013.
Researchers have pinpointed Vibrio pectenicida as the bacterium responsible for the mass die-off of sea stars along the Pacific coast since 2013.
Anchorage Daily News • 05 Aug 14:15
Researchers have pinpointed Vibrio pectenicida as the bacterium responsible for the mass die-off of sea stars along the Pacific coast since 2013.
The Mercury News • 05 Aug 11:16
Researchers have pinpointed Vibrio pectenicida as the cause of a disease that has decimated sea star populations along the Pacific coast since 2013.
KGW • 05 Aug 04:36
Researchers have pinpointed Vibrio pectenicida as the cause of a decade-long sea star wasting disease that decimated populations along the Pacific coast.
CBS News • 04 Aug 17:16
Researchers have pinpointed Vibrio pectenicida as the bacterium responsible for the mass die-off of sea stars along the Pacific coast since 2013.
vox.com • 04 Aug 15:00
Researchers have pinpointed Vibrio pectenicida as the bacterium responsible for the sea star wasting disease that has decimated populations along the Pacific coast since 2013.
AP News • 04 Aug 15:00
Researchers have pinpointed the bacterium Vibrio pectenicida as the cause of a decade-long sea star wasting disease that decimated over 5 billion sea stars along the Pacific Coast.