Animals
Chytrid Fungus: Researchers Finally Find Cure For Deadly Amphibian Disease
Researchers may have finally found a cure for the deadly chytrid fungus plaguing wild amphibians. This infectious skin disease has affected over 700 species worldwide, but now scientists may be one step closer to conserving threatened populations.
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