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4-30-14 High PSP levels in clams - King Cove, Alaska, USA
High PSP levels in clams near the end of the Aleutian Peninsula, Alaska.
11-7-13 High PSP levels in clams - King Cove, Alaska, USA
Extremely high PSP levels
Persistently high levels of PSP recorded in the Shumagin Islands.
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