Amphibian-Microbe Interactions: An Ecological Perspective

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Gli anfibi sono vertebrati a sangue freddo con pelle umida e permeabile, tipicamente schiusa come larve acquatiche e trasformata in adulti terrestri, spesso sottoposti a metamorfosi. Gli esempi includono rane, rospi, salamandre e tritoni. Gli anfibi si impegnano in intricate relazioni con i microbi, influenzando profondamente la loro salute ed ecologia.

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