J. U. Ganzhorn

This study shows that anthropogenic disturbances reduce gut microbiome diversity and alter microbial composition in Malagasy lemurs, potentially impacting their health and survival.

The paper uses RADseq data to show no admixture in a mouse lemur contact zone, contradicting previous microsatellite findings of hybridization.

The paper investigates how MHC class I and II variability influences gut microbiome composition and infection probabilities of viruses and helminths in non-human primates.