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Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Laboratory

15 Jul, 12 PM - 02 Sep, 01 PM

Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog research Our project aims to understand the factors the determine persistence of the mountain yellow-legged frog and Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog in the presence of the chytrid pathogen, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd). This includes surveys of amphibian populations and sampling for Bd and symbiotic microbes in concert with capture-mark-recapture and translocation work by Roland Knapp. We will also survey additional populations to understand the transition from the Bd-naive to the persistent phase.

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Under Project # 23628 | Research

Interactions among symbiotic bacteria, amphibian host, and the fungal pathogen Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis: implications for host persistence

faculty - University of Hawaii, Manoa

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Andrea Jani Jul 15 - Sep 2, 2017 (50 days)

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