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  1. Arkansas Department of Agriculture tightened animal entry rules due to a parasite threat.

Invasive fish species are spreading through major river systems, with the first documented presence noted in Maryland in 2002.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 19
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Invasive fish species are spreading through major river systems, with the first documented presence noted in Maryland in 2002.

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ArkansasMaryland

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  1. MSX outbreak hits Damariscotta River in Maine.1 source
  2. Invasive fish species, including Wels catfish and Atlantic salmon, are spreading throughout Spanish rivers.Sub-event
  3. Invasive fish species are spreading through major river systems, originating in Maryland.1 source

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