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GILL. A measure of capacity, equal to one-fourth of a pint. Vide Measure.
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Fin rot and bacterial gill disease are the most common bacterial attacks in fishes, in which the fins and the gills are infected respectively.
A List of Common Fish Diseases and Their Symptoms by Devin Gilliland / Pets and Animals community
They include a California Department of Fish and Game report that said a number of factors - including warm temperatures, low flows and crowding - caused conditions conducive to gill disease and other bacterial infections.
Drifting on the Klamath by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Molecular tools are beginning to be used to probe Neoparamoeba strains associated with amoebic gill disease (Fiala & Dykova 2003, Wong et al.
Nuclear small-subunit ribosomal RNA gene-based characterization, ... by Frasca, Salvatore, Jr. / Journal of Shellfish Research
 
 
 
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