Rapid genetic test traces spread of fungus that kills frogs, reveals new strain in Southeast Asia

Mongabay
Nov 25, 2019, 11:28 am157 pts
Protecting frogs against the invisible killer called chytrid was never going to be easy. The fungus has already wiped out more species than any other known disease. But a recent study of the worldwide spread of the fungus shows that the task will be even harder than scientists expected. The study is the first…

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