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Blue Oak Ranch Reserve

13 May, 12 PM - 09 Sep, 12 PM

This effort will specifically seek to identify how biodiversity losses in freshwater ecosystems affect the transmission of pathogenic parasites, such as R. ondatrae. Considering the growing number of emerging infections that threaten human health and wildlife conservation, results of the proposed efforts have broad application potential. Ribeiroia ondatrae is not only growing in conservation importance itself, but is an excellent analog for other parasite infections of economic and human-health significance (e.g., human blood flukes). This proposal would further support cooperative efforts among amphibian biologists and ecologists to address ongoing declines in amphibian populations worldwide.

Visit #88858 @Blue Oak Ranch Reserve

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Under Project # 56036 | Research

Linking land use change, host diversity and amphibian malformations and 2) Disease in complex communities: How multi-host, multi-pathogen interactions drive infection dynamics

research_assistant - University of California, Santa Barbara

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laura heller May 13 - Sep 9, 2024 (120 days)

Sammi Yueng May 13 - Sep 9, 2024 (120 days)

Sydney Watson May 13 - Sep 9, 2024 (120 days)

Noah Mayer May 13 - Sep 9, 2024 (120 days)

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Lodging - Personal Tent Camping - per person 4 May 13 - Sep 9, 2024

Lab Space $150/month 1 May 13 - Sep 9, 2024

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