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Hygiene protocol for amphibian disease control in the field
Amphibians are exposed in their natural environment to numerous organisms which can be more or less pathogenic.
Massive deaths of amphibians have been observed caused by pathogens (fungi and viruses) that may have been introduced into the natural environment through human activities. People who can access and/or work in aquatic environments, likely to introduce or disseminate these pathogens, must integrate into their activities a standard protocol of precautionary health measures.
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Listening to Amphibians: Self-contained recordings unit
Presentation of self-contained recordings unit to listen to Amphibians, on the field.
Bullfrog and African clawed frog songs recognition on the field.- Document pdf
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African clawed frog capture techniques
This sheet aims to list a series of capture techniques to be implemented in the field to control African clawed frogs.
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African clawed frog inventory
The purpose of this sheet is to present the identification criteria for African clawed frog (all stages) and the methods for detecting this species, at the juvenile and adult stages.
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The keepnet: trapping system for capturing African clawed frog
This sheet aims to detail the creation and implementation of an innovative trap for capturing this species.
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Installation of a basin containment device against African clawed frogs
This sheet is intended to explain the implementation of lagoon containment.
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Bullfrog inventory
The purpose of this sheet is to present the identification criteria for bullfrog (all stages) and the methods for detecting this species, at the juvenile and adult stages.
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The American bullfrog techniques capture
This sheet aims to list a series of capture techniques to be implemented in the field to control American bullfrog.
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