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Smithsonian Magazine - Connected Forests Favor More Diverse, Disease-Preventing Microbes
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Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) - Diversity vs. Disease
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Forbes – How a frog is helping scientists understand a deadly amphibian pandemic
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Mongabay - Linking habitats strengthens wildlife microbiomes, helps fight disease
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AAAS Science for kids – Habitat split leads to biodiversity decline
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Penn State News - Connected habitats help wildlife fight disease, strengthen protective microbes
Background image: nighttime fieldwork in subtropical Araucaria forest
São Jose dos Ausentes, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Photo © Gui Becker
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