Study: Loss of wetland biodiversity increases disease risk in frogs

Tuesday, December 3, 2013 - 07:31 in Biology & Nature

Amphibians in species-poor wetlands have a higher risk of becoming infected with a virulent parasite than those in wetlands with a rich diversity of species, according to a Purdue University finding that sheds light on how biodiversity moderates the transmission of infectious diseases.

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