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A study of certain chromogenlc bacteria isolated 

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Connell, C. H., and J. B. Cross 



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Davis, C. C. 

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Qymnodinium brevis sp, nov., a cause of discolored 

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Droop, M. R. 

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The mystery of the red tide, 

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Scientific Monthly 



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