Made in Antigua city, Guatemala.
Between November 13th and 17th, WDA (Wildlife Disease Association)VI biennial Conference , Latin America section, took place in Antigua city Guatemala. The event seeks to disseminate wildlife’s diseases research, in relation to their biology, conservation and interaction with other system components. In this way, it is an important opportunity to generate cooperation networks in this area.
Scientist Jaiber Solano participated from IFOP, explaining “in this event, I presented a poster, associated with my ANID postdoctoral research, in collaboration with researchers from Florida University, Universidad Austral de Chile and Universidad Andrés Bello. The work I presented aims to investigate host’s evolutionary history effect, pathogenic fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) presence, environmental factors and deterministic and neutral processes interaction on bacteria diversity associated with 22 frog species skin in Chile”.
