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Common core respiratory bacteriome of the blue whale <i>Balaenoptera musculus</i> , in the Gulf of California

2022-12-29

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The number of strandings and unusual mortality events that involve cetaceans may have increased, and potential pathogens of the respiratory tract have been found during the examination of individuals in many of these events. However, investigating the health of free-ranging large whales is logistically complex. Given that the core microbiome is key to understanding host-bacteria relationships and to identifying th...

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d7681516-bf64-5f51-884f-c02c6189208c
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10.1101/2022.12.29.522252
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