Initial Description of Dermocystid Infections in Silvery Salamanders (Ambystoma Platineum) from Vermilion County, Illinois

Keyphrases

• Illinois 100%
• Vermilion 100%
• Salamander 100%
• Initial Description 100%
• Ambystoma 100%
• Amphibians 66%
• Longitudinal Assessment 33%
• Histologic 33%
• Ponds 33%
• North America 33%
• Potential Impact 33%
• Molecular Phylogeny 33%
• Nodule 33%
• Free-living 33%
• High Mortality Rate 33%
• Infectious Diseases 33%
• Epidemiology 33%
• Infection Rate 33%
• In Captivity 33%
• Significant Risk Factors 33%
• Northeastern United States 33%
• Parasitism 33%
• Indiana 33%
• Parasite Infection 33%
• Emerging Infectious Diseases 33%
• Current Impact 33%
• Natural Infection 33%
• Affected People 33%
• Parasitic Infection 33%
• Newt 33%
• American Species 33%
• Ranavirus 33%
• Declining Population 33%
• Amphibian Community 33%
• Notophthalmus Viridescens 33%
• 18S rRNA Gene Sequencing 33%
• Species of Conservation Concern 33%
• Chytridiomycosis 33%
• Urodele 33%
• Health Surveillance 33%
• Ribeiroia 33%
• Endangered Frog 33%
• Dermocystida 33%
• Molecular Classification 33%
• Red-spotted Newt 33%
• Threatened Amphibians 33%
• Skin Nodules 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Salamandridae 100%
• Tiger Salamander 100%
• Americans 50%
• Europeans 50%
• Cladistics 50%
• Ranavirus 50%
• Eastern Newt 50%
• Chytridiomycosis 50%
• Dermocystida 50%
• Ribeiroia 50%