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Amphibian commerce as a likely source of pathogen pollution
Angela M. Picco,
James Collins
Life Sciences, School of (SOLS)
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
bait
78%
amphibian
66%
salamander
57%
pathogen
57%
pollution
40%
shop
30%
fishing
11%
animal
8%
disease spread
6%
global trade
6%
infectious disease
5%
polymerase chain reaction
5%
fungus
3%
wildlife
3%
DNA
3%
water
2%
Agriculture & Biology
baits
63%
amphibians
55%
pollution
52%
Ambystoma
52%
pathogens
36%
Ranavirus
33%
Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis
17%
Western United States
11%
animals
5%
emerging diseases
5%
international trade
5%
salamanders and newts
4%
wildlife
4%
polymerase chain reaction
3%
mouth
3%
nucleotide sequences
2%
fungi
2%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Ambystoma
100%
Amphibians
74%
Ranavirus
58%
Chytridiomycota
37%
Animals
10%
Urodela
10%
Emerging Communicable Diseases
9%
Water
9%
Fungi
6%
Polymerase Chain Reaction
4%
Population
2%