Sue Bruenderman

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Zebra Mussels Pose a Threat to Virginia's Waters	Zebra Mussels Pose a Threat to Virginia's Waters (PDF)	The zebra mussel, a small freshwater shellfish native to Europe, is one of the newest invaders of U.S. waters. They are D-shaped in outline and average one-half inch in length-the size of your fingernail-but can grow to two inches during their five year lifespan.	May 1, 2009	420-900	Louis A. Helfrich Diana L. Weigman Rene Speenburgh R.J. Neves Lisie Kitchel Sue Bruenderman

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