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Study Finds Bullfrog Trade Prime Pathway For Deadly Amphibian Fungus
"A University of Michigan genetic analysis has found that the global trade in bullfrogs is a prime conduit for the chytrid fungus, which has been devastating amphibian populations around the world. The paper is being published in the journal Molecular Ecology."