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Wednesday, 14 August 2013, 9:41 am
Press Release: Cawthron Institute

Cawthron Institute science news

In this issue:
·         Oyster virus research promising
·         New agreement cements aquaculture partnership
·         Safeguarding seafood exports
·         Investigating marine mammal populations
·         Charlie's corner - Collaboration breeds success
·         And more…

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