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  1. ; ; ; (, Bulletin of Marine Science)
    Serafy, Joseph E; Araújo, Rafael J; Au, Jennifer L (Ed.)
    We report the first record of imposex in Triplofusus giganteus, a top predator in shallow water marine habitats. Imposex is an irreversible disorder in female caenogastropod snails caused by exposure to biocidal organotin compounds identified in vessel antifouling paints. The condition was observed in three of four snails collected from Alligator Harbor, Florida, with affected females developing a non-functional male reproductive organ, the pseudopenis. The presence of imposex is of particular concern for the long-term conservation of the species, given its slow maturation and limited reproductive output. 
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