Christopher Scholin

"... was observed in Monterey Bay. Tite algae carried acid, a potent toxin that attacks the brain. An examination of the animals showed the effects of acid in their brains, Christopher Scholin of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute reported in the study. About 70 sea lions survived the Initial outbreak but showed symptoms of acid poisoning, including head waving, depression and ..."

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"... what killed hundreds of sca lions off the coast of California in 1998. More than 400 sea lions died along the California coast in the spring of 1998, and Christopher Scholin of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute and colleagues conducted a variety of tests at the time to try to figure out what happened. An alga known as australis bloomed ..."

"... what sparks the algae growth or why the cells produce different levels of the toxin at different times. The plankton "could have been here for thousands of years,” said Christopher Scholin, staff scientist with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. it's just that we're paying more attention.” “People don't really seem to care until they start to see death and destruction ..."