Looking at Figure 1 above, do locations that have a history of Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning typically have a population with a higher frequency of sensitive or resistant clams? Speculate as to why. Havre-Aubert, QCLawrencetown, NSCANADALepreau Basin, NBEssex, MAOrleans, MAUSAAtlantic OceanSites with historyof PSPSites with nohistory of PSPFig. 1 Map of Myaarenaria populations.¹

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Looking at Figure 1 above, do locations that have a history of Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning typically have a population with a higher frequency of sensitive or resistant clams? Speculate as to why.

Havre-Aubert, QC
Lawrencetown, NS
CANADA
Lepreau Basin, NB
Essex, MA
Orleans, MA
USA
Atlantic Ocean
Sites with history
of PSP
Sites with no
history of PSP
Fig. 1 Map of Mya
arenaria populations.¹

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