The response of the gut microbiota to changes in the host environment can be influenced by
both the host's past and present habitats. To quantify their contributions for two different life …

The gut microbiome of wild animals is subject to various environmental influences, including
those associated with human-induced alterations to the environment. We investigated how …

Rodents are key reservoirs of zoonotic pathogens and play an important role in disease
transmission to humans. Importantly, anthropogenic land‐use change has been found to …

The gut microbiome plays a crucial role in the health and well-being of animals. It is
especially critical for ruminants that depend on this bacterial community for digesting their …

Simple Summary The gut microbiome can provide valuable information on the ecology and
health of wildlife. We profiled the gut microbiota of the southern greater glider, an …

Eukaryotes are important components of primate gut communities. Despite their role in the
diversity and structure of the gut ecosystem, microbiome research has focused on the …

Agricultural grasslands are often managed intensively, influencing soil properties and
microbial communities. This can result in significant community changes and challenges to …

Wild animals inhabit a complex world that affects every aspect of their biology, including
their microbial symbionts. One of the best-studied communities of microbial symbionts in …

Microplastics are ubiquitous in our environment, resulting in animal exposure and
consumption via various means, such as food, water, and air. Animals that consume …

Primate populations over the globe are facing declines as a result of several factors
including climate change. It has become imperative to gain further insight into how primate …