The return of the frogs: The importance of habitat refugia in maintaining diversity during a disease outbreak

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Even for Litoria nannotis (a species that has largely [but not entirely] recovered), there was no mention of a critical factor enabling their recovery: lowland habitat refugia (https://t.co/7HVoVo4w1m). This point is critical because... 7/8

RT @donaldmcknight2: In 2019, I finished my #PhD, started a post-doc, & published an R package for #microbiome data https://t.co/zrV0MrnVdp…

In 2019, I finished my #PhD, started a post-doc, & published an R package for #microbiome data https://t.co/zrV0MrnVdp, paper on frog #genetics & disease #ecology https://t.co/6JiNHV69h5, paper on flying frogs https://t.co/xzagbVpYdn, & repo…

RT @donaldmcknight2: The @molecology blog interviewed me about our recent #paper on #frog #genetics and recovery from #disease. Here's the…

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