Retrospective Survey of Museum Specimens Reveals Historically Widespread Presence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in China

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@EcoStress Museum-preserved amphibians show chytrid fungus development in China #CampbellMuseum013 https://t.co/0lyoeqbplG

#Bd has been present at a low rate of infection since the 1930s in China as a historical steady endemic disease. http://t.co/5WYozhIizS

Not surprisingly, amphibian chytrid appears to have been present in China since 1930s. We really know so little! http://t.co/jdqDNG4FH0

Not surprisingly, amphibian chytrid appears to have been present in China since 1930s. We really know so little! http://t.co/jdqDNG4FH0

Not surprisingly, amphibian chytrid appears to have been present in China since 1930s. We really know so little! http://t.co/jdqDNG4FH0

Not surprisingly, amphibian chytrid appears to have been present in China since 1930s. We really know so little! http://t.co/jdqDNG4FH0