Virus Outbreak In Chile Salmon Farm
Chile's national marine fisheries service (SERNAPESCA) has declared an Infectious Salmon Anemia (ISA) outbreak on a salmon farm in the Magallanes Region (XII). The virus was detected yesterday wh...
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Chile's national marine fisheries service (SERNAPESCA) has declared an Infectious Salmon Anemia (ISA) outbreak on a salmon farm in the Magallanes Region (XII). The virus was detected yesterday wh...
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