BEACHNET==> FW: Two new Beach papers

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From: <AlleyD@windsor.ijc.org>
Date: 07/24/2008 02:07PM
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Subject: FW: Two new Beach papers

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Taylor [mailto:wdtaylor@uwaterloo.ca]
Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 2:59 PM
To: Alley, Douglas W.
Subject: two new papers

Hi Doug,
The latest issue of JGLR (34 #2) has two papers of interest to our
beaches group.

*Sources and Sinks of /Escherichia coli/ in Benthic and Pelagic Fish*
Dennis L. Hansen, John J. Clark, Satoshi Ishii, Michael J. Sadowsky and
Randall E. Hicks
pp. 228-234

(Finds that fish, especially benthic fish, have /E. coli/ but the source

appears to be birds and wastewater via sediments.)

*Impact of the Alga /Cladophora/ on the Survival of /E. coli,
Salmonella/, and /Shigella/ in Laboratory Microcosm*
Erik T. Englebert, Colleen McDermott and Gregory T. Kleinheinz
pp. 377-382

(Finds that /E. coli/ survives better in the /Cladophora/ than the
pathogens S/almonella/ and /Shigella/, calling into question its
suitability as an indicator.)

Cheers, Bill
--

William D. Taylor

Canada Research Chair in Limnology

Interim Chair, Department of Biology

University of Waterloo

Waterloo ON N2L 3G1

Canada

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