limited prevalence of gaffkaemia (aerococcus viridans var. homari) isolated from wild-caught european lobsters homarus gammarus in england and wales. | gaffkaemia, caused by aerococcus viridans var. homari, causes fatal infections in homarus spp. (clawed lobsters). despite its high economic significance to the lobster fisheries in the usa and northern europe, data on its prevalence in captured and wild populations, particularly in europe, is scarce. following an outbreak of gaffkaemia in a european lobster holding facility in south wales (uk), a base-line survey was conducted for gaffkaemia in wild populations of european lobster homarus gammar ... | 2012 | 23186703 |