Vanderbilt University Medical Center: Amphibians Offer Clues to Climate Change Resiliency
October 08, 2021
October 08, 2021
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Oct. 8 -- Vanderbilt University Medical Center issued the following news:
Like the "canary in the coal mine," the worldwide decline of amphibian populations, including frogs, toads and salamanders, during the past 50 years may be a harbinger of emerging infections and environmental changes that endanger humankind, as well.
Just as important, some amphibian species have begun to recover from the global spread of a fungal infection called c . . .
Like the "canary in the coal mine," the worldwide decline of amphibian populations, including frogs, toads and salamanders, during the past 50 years may be a harbinger of emerging infections and environmental changes that endanger humankind, as well.
Just as important, some amphibian species have begun to recover from the global spread of a fungal infection called c . . .