Antibiotics and fecal transfaunation differentially affect microbiota recovery, associations, and antibiotic resistance in lemur guts.

Sally Bornbusch

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Antibiotics and fecal transfaunation differentially affect microbiota recovery, associations, and antibiotic resistance in lemur guts.

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Sally Bornbusch

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Description: Antibiotic resistance data for the gut microbiomes of captive ring-tailed lemurs

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