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Beach Sand Contaminated by Dog Walking? A Molecular Case Study

2022-05-19

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Beach sand may act as a reservoir for numerous micro-organisms, including enteric pathogens. Several of these pathogens originate in human or animal feces, which may pose a public health risk. In August 2019, high levels of fecal indicator bacteria (FIB) were detected in the sand of the Azorean beach Prainha, Terceira Island, Portugal. Remediation measures were promptly implemented, including sand removal and the...

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b8d88f42-aaab-5d23-89c1-a9e9a95641ce
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10.20944/preprints202205.0250.v1
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