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Lethal Crabs: Seafood Lovers Told To Avoid Dungeness and Rock Crabs
Dangerous levels of domoic acid, a naturally occurring neurotoxin from algal blooms, have been detected in Dungeness and rock crabs caught along the coast of California.
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