| Event name: | SE-97-003 | |
| Country: | SWEDEN | |
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Nature of the harmful event: |
High Phyto concentration | |
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Event directly affected: |
Other Terrestrial , Humans | |
| Toxicity detected: | Yes | |
| Associated syndrome: | OTHER | |
| Unexplained toxicity: | No | |
| Species implicated in toxin transmission (transvector): | ||
| Report the outcome of a monitoring programme: | Yes | |
| Event occurred before in this location: | No | |
| Individuals to contact: | SCHWEIBOLD Laura | |
| Location: | Latitude: , Longitude: | |
| General location information: |
, Baltic Sea. HAB Area code(s): SE-07 |
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| Additional location information: | South part of the Kattegat and large surface accumulations were observed in Laholm Bay. | |
| Bloom event dates (yyyy/mm/dd): | Start: 1997-06-01, End: 1997-08-31 | |
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| Additional date-related information: | June-August. | |
| Causative organism known: | Yes | |
| Causative Species/Genus: |
Anabaena sp.
( cells/L)
July-August, all over the Baltic Sea Aphanizomenon sp. ( cells/L) July-August, all over the Baltic Sea Nodularia spumigena ( cells/L) July-August, all over the Baltic Sea Aphanizomenon sp. ( cells/L) east of Gothland, early June |
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| Chlorophyll concentration, if known: | µg/l | |
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| Additional harmful effect information: | Several dogs were reported intoxicated and eventually died. There were unconfirmed reports of human reactions after having swum in the sea. | ||||||
