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Contact: Sam Fahmy
sfahmy@uga.edu
706-542-5361
University of Georgia
Caption: Frogs afflicted by the chytrid fungus, such as this brilliant forest frog, often have discolored skin that sloughs off easily. They can become sluggish and drag their back legs behind them.
Credit: Scott Connelly/UGA
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