First cases of diarrhoetic shellfish poisoning in the Northern Adriatic Sea
L Boni, L Mancini, A Milandri, R Poletti… - Marine coastal …, 1992 - Elsevier
Shellfish poisoning occurs when toxic phytoplankton species are present in their
environment. Because shellfish such as mussels are filter feeders they concentrate toxins. It
is also well known that sometimes also small amounts of toxic algae can produce serious
shellfish poisoning. In the Adriatic Sea, dinoflagellate red tides are a recurring phenomenon,
but no shellfish poisoning has been described despite the presence of potentially toxic
species such as Alexandrium spp.(Protogonyaulax) and Dinophysis spp. In June 1989 …
environment. Because shellfish such as mussels are filter feeders they concentrate toxins. It
is also well known that sometimes also small amounts of toxic algae can produce serious
shellfish poisoning. In the Adriatic Sea, dinoflagellate red tides are a recurring phenomenon,
but no shellfish poisoning has been described despite the presence of potentially toxic
species such as Alexandrium spp.(Protogonyaulax) and Dinophysis spp. In June 1989 …
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