Differentially abundant skin microbiota by weight class.

Differentially abundant skin microbiota by weight class.

<p>An ANCOM at the ASV level identified 5 differentially abundant taxa by weight class including (a) an ASV identified as a <i><i>Pseudomonas peli</i></i> species, (b) an ASV in the genus <i><i>Parcubacteria</i></i>, (c) an ASV in the genus <i...

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Main Author:	Andrea C. Aplasca (18849802) (author)
Other Authors:	Peter B. Johantgen (22351509) (author), Christopher Madden (1341885) (author), Kilmer Soares (11924110) (author), Randall E. Junge (3268680) (author), Vanessa L. Hale (11105289) (author), Mark Flint (2272705) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Ecology Immunology Developmental Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified potential pathogenic organisms overall poorly understood hellbender recovery efforts giant salamander declining eastern hellbender (< internal host characteristics weight class linked skin microbiome structure two holding tanks investigate potential links housed physically distant div >< p low weight hellbenders 116 juvenile hellbenders observed significant differences low body condition amphibian skin microbiota weight class juvenile hellbenders amphibian skin significant source host health body condition skin microbiota water microbiota skin disease skin abnormalities water samples survival rates specific association results suggest rearing programs rearing program parcubacteria </ many parts increasing research husbandry factors human care highly variable higher abundance external influences differentially abundant complex assemblage close proximity additional research adaptive immunity
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