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hook and content
editHi, I saw this coming up and thought that was an odd hook. The source says.
- "It is often harvested and sold for food, though it is is susceptible to paralytic shellfish poisoning" [sic]
Is this mentioned somewhere else, is it a notable concern, a possibility, happened once, in theory could occur as it might with many species of filter feeders that ingest the pathogenic organisms?. Is a local export industry about to collapse when word gets out? cygnis insignis 19:19, 21 January 2019 (UTC)
notes
editApologies, again, I enjoyed the article, however, I note … cygnis insignis 13:57, 22 January 2019 (UTC)
- The mention of "chemical species" is an error, or something I don't get?
- I hesitated from opening a taxonomy section, which would allow context to the sea of synonyms, as data it is a little noisy.