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Study links Brazil’s historic frog declines to chytrid fungus
Key Takeaways
- Researchers link historic frog losses at Brazil’s Boracéia Biological Station to chytrid disease.
- The declines occurred before the fungus was formally identified in 1999.
- Many local frog populations have since rebounded, suggesting increased disease tolerance.
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DT Editorial Team··via sciencedaily.com
