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English: This photo shows from top to bottom: pieces of the carapace of an Whiteleg shrimp; a healthy Whiteleg shrimp as harvested (i.e., the animal is dead; size 66, 17 grams); a dead Whiteleg shrimp infected by the Taura syndrome virus (TSV).

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15 October 2006

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Received from author by Lupo via e-mail. See also .

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Herman Gunawan, Bangka, Indonesia.

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