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Interviewer(s)
Art Woods, Marty Martin
Interviewee(s)
Craig Franklin
Description
Why are amphibians across the world dying from a fungal infection? Where did the fungus come from? How does it kill and are populations adapting?
On this episode of Big Biology, we talk with Craig Franklin, a biologist at the University of Queensland and the director of research for the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve, about the history and distribution of the fungus, how it’s killing so many species, and what we can do to save them.
Cover photo credit: Dead Bd-infected Atelopus limosus at Sierra Llorona by Brian Gratwicke (CC by 2.0)
Date Published
5-2020
Language
eng
Length of Episode
42 minutes, 4 seconds
Digital File Format
audio/mp3
Document Type
Podcast
Recommended Citation
Woods, Art and Martin, Marty, "Episode 042: Fatal Fungus" (2020). BigBiology Podcasts. 43.
https://scholarworks.umt.edu/bigbiology_podcasts/43
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