Frog fungus spreads in Panama
A fungus that has eradicated more than 100 frog species across the globe has spread to an ecosystem in Panama that researchers hoped might hold out from infection a while longer. "The findings are a concern because it means the fungus will continue to move through eastern Panama, and we only have a [limited time] to do what we can to save the frogs, collect data, watch," linkurl:Karen Lips,;https://www.science.siu.edu/zoology/lips/ herpetologist at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, who

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