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Tag Archives: Adélie penguins
From Poo to Papillomavirus: Peculiar Penguin Pathogens
Penguin poo has seen a surprising range of scientific applications, from a comprehensive census of emperor penguins from satellite data to a calculation of the rectal pressures required to avoid defecating into their own nests; the latter research, unsurprisingly, even … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Microbiology, Virology
Tagged Adélie penguins, Antarctica, Papillomavirus, Penguins, Poo
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