Goby Virus Causing Decline in St Lawrence River Muskie
Feb 14, 2020 ·
28m 12s
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St. Lawrence River Muskie were hit hard by a virus that killed many of the large breeders in the mid-2000’s. Dr John Farrell and PhD candidate Anna Conklyn from the...
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St. Lawrence River Muskie were hit hard by a virus that killed many of the large breeders in the mid-2000’s. Dr John Farrell and PhD candidate Anna Conklyn from the Thousand Islands Biological Station are part of a scientific research initiative that is exploring the link between Round Gobies and the spread of yet another virus that is impacting Muskie in areas of the St. Lawrence River yet again.
Link below to hear Lawrence Gunther in conversation with these two experts on what we know and what’s being done to address the virus being spread to Muskie by invasive Round Gobies on Blue Fish Radio.
Link below for more about Dr John Farrell and PhD candidate Anna Conklyn and their research underway at the Thousand Islands Biological Station
www.esf.edu/tibs
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Link below to hear Lawrence Gunther in conversation with these two experts on what we know and what’s being done to address the virus being spread to Muskie by invasive Round Gobies on Blue Fish Radio.
Link below for more about Dr John Farrell and PhD candidate Anna Conklyn and their research underway at the Thousand Islands Biological Station
www.esf.edu/tibs
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