Summary of Findings: • Over the past two decades, the production and international trade of farmed amphibians for human consumption has developed into a globalized trade. • Data from the USA suggest that the trade in amphibians for human consumption and pets are the two most important forms of trade in amphibians respectively. • Our study has demonstrated the presence of the emerging pathogen of amphibians, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, and the ranaviral agent FV3 in live amphibians directly imported from Asia to major US cities
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Maranda, L., Cronin, A., & Pokras, M. (2006). The Global Trade in Amphibians: Summary Interim Report of a CCM Study. Conservationmedicine.Org, (Table 1). Retrieved from http://www.conservationmedicine.org/factsheets/Amphib_trade_interim_report_06.pdf
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