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Ranaculture systems must eliminate this virus before translocating infected frogs to naive systems. Not only do the spatial distributions of consumers of tomcod span the freshwater, estuarine, and marine portions of the estuary, but also these fishes differ in their residency within the estuary and hence their potential for translocating contaminants throughout and beyond the Hudson River ecosystem. And with biennials and simple perennials, any translocating product will go with the nutrients down to the root systems and kill the plant. |
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