Amphibian populations around the world are declining, with some of the most likely drivers
behind these declines including emerging infectious diseases and environmental …

Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) is an aquatic fungal pathogen that has caused mass
mortalities in amphibian populations globally. Conventional diagnostic assays for the …

Amphibian populations are declining globally and are seriously threatened by emerging
infectious diseases. Most local amphibian die-offs are caused by Ranavirus (Family …

Organisms release their nucleic acid in the environment, including the DNA and RNA, which
can be used to detect their presence. eDNA/eRNA techniques are being used in different …

Parasites are ubiquitous, abundant, and functionally significant components of ecosystems.
Parasites and the diseases they cause can have deleterious effects on organisms at all …