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Hidden in the blow - a matrix to characterise cetaceans’ respiratory microbiome: Short-finned pilot whale as model species

2024-02-26

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Cetaceans are key sentinel species of marine ecosystems and ocean health, being a strategic taxonomic group to evaluate the well-being of aquatic habitats and to detect harmful environmental trends. Respiratory diseases are among the main causes of death in these animals, so the identification of the microbiome community existent in their exhaled breath condensates (EBCs), i.e. blows, has been proposed as a key bi...

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719ba774-fa7d-5bd8-9bb3-6f1548fc84d1
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10.3897/arphapreprints.e121514
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