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Matthew Gray serves as an Associate Director and Professor at the University of Tennessee in the United States. His research focuses on amphibian health and disease management, particularly in relation to fungal pathogens affecting North American species. Recent publications include studies on near-infrared spectroscopy for diagnosing chytrid fungus and the dynamics of fungal pathogen transmission among salamanders. He also explores biosecurity practices among pet amphibian owners and their implications for biodiversity conservation.
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Transmission pathways and immunological factors driving invasion potential of the recently discovered pathogen, Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans
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Socioeconomic and Epidemiological Drivers of Pathogen Dynamics in Wildlife Trade Networks
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Jonah Piovia‐Scott
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Douglas Woodhams
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Jesse Brunner
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Cheryl Briggs
University of California, Santa Barbara
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