- Defying decline: Very low chytrid prevalence in tadpoles, yet high infection in adults in a naturally recovering frog species

Location of the 23 study sites in the Australian Capital Territory, Australia. For tadpoles, diurnal sampling was conducted across two time periods to compare earlier and later developmental stages, while nocturnal sampling of adults was undertaken once per site.

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Defying decline: Very low chytrid prevalence in tadpoles, yet high infection in adults in a naturally recovering frog species - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Location-of-the-23-study-sites-in-the-Australian-Capital-Territory-Australia-For_fig1_386556124 [accessed 21 Jun 2025]

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Location of the 23 study sites in the Australian Capital Territory, Australia. For tadpoles, diurnal sampling was conducted across two time periods to compare earlier and later developmental stages, while nocturnal sampling of adults was undertaken once per site.

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