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The lack of scientific evidence to support the development of effluent limitations guidelines for aquatic animal pathogens

2003-10-01

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The biological significance of aquatic animal pathogens in effluents is unknown. In general, most of these pathogens existed in aquatic populations either prior to or in the absence of aquaculture. Huge gaps exist in our knowledge regarding pathogen distribution in the environment, the environmental fate of pathogens and host susceptibility in aquatic ecosystems. There are no reliable, standardized or validated me...

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2532b2bc-8a20-53b4-90bb-96b9cf3d7ee5
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10.1016/s0044-8486(03)00477-0
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