As Mussel Species Blink Out, Scientists Scramble for Answers

Yale e360
Apr 4, 2025, 2:04 pm27 pts
One of the most endangered animals in the world, freshwater mussels are threated by pollution, climate change, habitat loss, and invasive species. But in the epicenter of their diversity — the Southeastern U.S. — the root cause of a catastrophic die-off remains a mystery. Read more on E360 →

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As Mussel Species Blink Out, Scientists Scramble for Answers

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