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Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in Central California
… <italic>Rana draytonii </italic> and <italic>Ambystoma californiense</italic>. Both species were susceptible to infection, but all infected animals survived the 18-month study. Infected <italic>A. californiense</italic> sloughed skin at three times the rate of uninfected salamanders, a pattern …