Published September 27, 2021
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Helminths dominate publications about amphibians' parasites in Brazil, while important regions and interactions remain understudied
- 1. UFBA
- 2. Charles Darwin University
Description
In this project, our goal is to evaluate which species of parasites have been recognized in amphibian hosts in Brazil, where and when were studies of parasites in amphibians conducted and the complexity of amphibian-parasite interactive networks among Brazilian biomes.
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