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Zebra mussel

Zebra mussel
Cary Institute scientists were already sampling New York's Hudson River when zebra mussels arrived in the early 1990s. As the mussels filtered the water, the biomass of tiny floating algae fell by about 80 percent. The change reached the base of the food web, where those algae feed other organisms.
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