Freshwater mussels at UB lab hold hope for years of conservation

Could three pregnant freshwater mussels named Elizabeth, Imogene and Nelly residing in a University at Buffalo aquatics lab be the key to a new effort to clean up the Niagara River? University at Buffalo researchers hope so.
Dr. Corey Krabbenhoft, assistant professor in biological sciences, explains how her team is cultivating a common local species of freshwater mussels to study their ability to naturally clean water and sediment in the Niagara River ecosystem in her lab on the University at Buffalo North Campus.
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