Skin cancer identified in wild fish populations for first time
August 6th, 2012 — 4:01pm
The coral trout, Plectropomus leopardus is the first wild fish in which skin cancer has been detected. © Richard Ling
A collaborative study between Newcastle University, England, and the Australian Institute of Marine Science published in the open access journal ‘PLoS ONE’ this week and has revealed the first recorded incidence of skin cancer in wild marine fishes. Continue reading »
Category: Discoveries, Ichthyology, News | Tags: coral trout, fish cancer, Michael Sweet, Plectropomus | Comment »
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