Increased abundance of potentially pathogenic Vibrio and a marine heatwave co-occur with a Pacific Oyster summer mortality event
Nachshon Siboni(University of Technology Sydney), Justin R. Seymour(University of Technology Sydney), Marco Giardina(University of Technology Sydney), William L. King(University of Technology Sydney), Elliot Scanes(University of Technology Sydney), Martin Ostrowski(University of Technology Sydney), Maurizio Labbate, Timothy J. Green(Flinders University), Wayne A. O’Connor(New South Wales Department of Primary Industries), Michael Dove(New South Wales Department of Primary Industries), Nathan L. R. Williams(University of Technology Sydney)
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