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Fishes Bass Catfishes Salmon Salmo salar Copepoda Oncorhynchus mykiss Tilapia Flatfishes Perciformes Avicennia Sea Bream Carps Gadus morhua Rhizophoraceae Ictaluridae Penaeidae Salmonidae Trematoda Edwardsiella ictaluri Aeromonas salmonicida Crustacea Cichlids Myrsinaceae Aeromonas hydrophila Nodaviridae Vibrio Saprolegnia Palaemonidae Pectinidae Flavobacterium Electric Fish Flounder Dysidea Iridovirus Introduced Species Animals, Wild Photobacterium Anguilla Totiviridae Artemia White spot syndrome virus 1 Skates (Fish)Ulva Decapoda (Crustacea)Vibrionaceae Fishes, Poisonous Aquatic Organisms Mytilus edulis Ranavirus Novirhabdovirus Zebrafish Infectious pancreatic necrosis virus Cyprinidae Porifera Methanomicrobiaceae Bivalvia Oryzias Bacteria

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Fish Diseases Trematode Infections Ectoparasitic Infestations RNA Virus Infections Flavobacteriaceae Infections Parasitic Diseases, Animal Furunculosis Vibrio Infections Shellfish Poisoning

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Fish Oils Fish Proteins Oxytetracycline Waste Water Thiamphenicol Water Pollutants, Chemical RNA, Ribosomal, 16S Oxolinic Acid Biological Control Agents

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Sequence Analysis, DNA In Situ Hybridization, Fluorescence Contig Mapping

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Water Microbiology

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