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A 'pandemic' among sea urchins could be on the rise, Florida researchers find - Vimarsana News

A 'pandemic' among sea urchins could be on the rise, Florida researchers find

“It spread so rapidly in the Caribbean, which suggests it could spread quickly through the Pacific," said Isabella Ritchie, a Ph.D. student at USF and the lead author of a recent study.

Source: wuft.org
Parasite may lead to 'pandemic' for sea urchins, according to new USF research - Vimarsana News

Parasite may lead to 'pandemic' for sea urchins, according to new USF research

Researchers at the University of South Florida have discovered a marine parasite attacking sea urchins has spread to a new species and region.

Source: wmnf.org
Deadly sea urchin parasite has emerged • Earth.com - Vimarsana News

Deadly sea urchin parasite has emerged • Earth.com

A microscopic parasite responsible for recent catastrophic die-offs of sea urchins in the Caribbean has now appeared in the Sea of Oman

Source: earth.com
Sea urchins in the Caribbean are dying. A student helped identify why - Vimarsana News

Sea urchins in the Caribbean are dying. A student helped identify why

In just a matter of months, University of South Florida microbiologist Mya Breitbart and her student Isabella Ritchie helped an international team figure out what's behind a population decline: a tiny parasite.

Source: wbur.org
Sea urchins in the Caribbean are dying. A student helped identify why - Vimarsana News

Sea urchins in the Caribbean are dying. A student helped identify why

In just a matter of months, University of South Florida microbiologist Mya Breitbart and her student Isabella Ritchie helped an international team figure out what's behind a population decline: a tiny parasite.

Source: wbaa.org