Scientists probe gender-bending chemicals in Potomac fish

by Ralpharama | January 19, 2007 at 08:05 am
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An investigation is to be carried out into pollution levels in the upper Potomac River in West Virginia in response to high numbers of fish that share the sexual characteristics of both genders. Blood-plasma studies are also being carried out on male fish which display female characteristics.

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