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Freshwater mussel populations have seen rapid declines in some rivers across the South, including Kentucky

PENDLETON COUNTY — Wendell Haag wades through the cool, moving water of the Licking River, his eyes scanning across the silty bed for the distinctive shells he’s studied for decades.

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Mollusk native to Ohio River watershed officially declared extinct

Mollusk native to Ohio River watershed officially declared extinct
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Mollusk native to Ohio River watershed officially declared extinct

Mollusk native to Ohio River watershed officially declared extinct
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Mussels Are Disappearing From Kentucky Rivers Researchers Explain Why

Mussels Are Disappearing From Kentucky Rivers Researchers Explain Why
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In Kentucky s rivers, researchers try to understand where the mussels have gone | Kentucky

PENDLETON COUNTY — Wendell Haag wades through the cool, moving water of the Licking River, his eyes scanning across the silty bed for the distinctive shells he’s studied for decades.

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