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Towards an eco-epidemiological framework for managing freshwater crayfish communities confronted with crayfish plague

2024-08-01

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Wildlife diseases figure prominently among the main causes of biodiversity loss worldwide. Especially fungal and fungus-like pathogens are on the rise, wreaking havoc across the tree of life by threatening species persistence and destabilizing ecosystems. A worrisome example are freshwater crayfish species in Eurasia and Oceania, facing the dual challenge of introduced competitive crayfish species and an introduce...

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42d2b218-cf8e-5737-a5d4-df370489e056
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10.1101/2024.07.31.606058
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