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Genetic evidence of Ranavirus in toe clips: an alternative to lethal sampling methods

2007-09-01

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Amphibian populations have been undergoing declines on a global scale. Among the many threats to these populations are emergent infectious diseases (EIDs). The Ranavirus in particular has been found within many declining amphibian populations. Although non-lethal sampling methods exist for some amphibian groups, such as salamanders, the anurans are traditionally tested using a lethal method. By comparing tradition...

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Literature Corpus work: 64930d99-2cc8-59a9-ba1c-29cb95c96c4a
DOI: 10.1007/s10592-006-9242-6

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