Parental care contributes to vertical transmission of microbes in a skin-feeding and direct-developing caecilian

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Caecilians are the only known amphibians to pass microbes from one generation to the next, according to a new study

Herpetologist David Blackburn shares his findings about young caecilians, who eat dead flakes of their mothers' skin to share…

Il existe chez les mères gymnophiones (encore appelé apodes ou cécilies) une couche de peau grasse que leurs bébés peuvent…

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