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Horseshoe crabs get new protections thanks to valuable blue blood – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

The biomedical industry is adopting new standards to protect horseshoe crabs because they are a linchpin in the production of vital medicines.

Charles riverUnited statesDelaware bayNew jerseyPickering beachDelaware riverBethany kraftNora blairRodrique ngowiLawrence nilesCaitlin starksMatt rourkeGeorge toppingGlenn gauvryAssociated pressAtlantic states marine fisheries commission

Horseshoe crabs get new protections thanks to valuable blue blood – NBC 6 South Florida

The biomedical industry is adopting new standards to protect horseshoe crabs because they are a linchpin in the production of vital medicines.

Charles riverUnited statesDelaware bayDelaware riverNew jerseyPickering beachLawrence nilesMatt rourkeNora blairGeorge toppingRodrique ngowiGlenn gauvryCaitlin starksBethany kraftInternational union for conservation of natureHorseshoe crab recovery coalition

Researchers, fishing crews, birds clash over all that horseshoe crabs provide

The biomedical industry is adopting new standards to protect a primordial sea animal that is a linchpin of the production of vital medicines.

Charles riverUnited statesDelaware riverDelaware bayPickering beachNew jerseyMatt rourkeGeorge toppingGlenn gauvryBethany kraftCaitlin starksNora blairLawrence nilesRodrique ngowiAssociated pressEcological research development group

Blue blood from horseshoe crabs is needed for medicine, but a declining bird relies on crabs to eat

The biomedical industry is adopting new standards to protect a primordial sea animal that is a linchpin of the production of vital medicines. But conservationists worry the approach doesn’t go

Charles riverUnited statesNew jerseyDelaware bayPickering beachDelaware riverBethany kraftGlenn gauvryRodrique ngowiCaitlin starksLawrence nilesMatt rourkeNora blairGeorge toppingAudubon societyInternational union for conservation of nature

Blue blood from horseshoe crabs is needed for medicine, but a declining bird relies on crabs to eat

The biomedical industry is adopting new standards to protect a primordial sea animal that is a linchpin of the production of vital medicines. But conservationists worry the approach doesn’t go

Charles riverUnited statesPickering beachNew jerseyDelaware riverDelaware bayCaitlin starksGlenn gauvryMatt rourkeGeorge toppingNora blairLawrence nilesRodrique ngowiBethany kraftAtlantic states marine fisheries commissionEcological research development group

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