Julia Vinzelj

This study characterizes anaerobic gut fungi diversity in camels, revealing distinct community structures and identifying taxa uniquely enriched in pseudoruminants.

This study investigates the fungal diversity and community structure in the gut of Testudines reptiles, revealing high diversity and identifying new fungal taxa and community patterns.

The paper describes three new tortoise-affiliated anaerobic gut fungi genera and species, proposes new taxonomic classifications, and emends existing ones based on phylogenetic and morphological analyses.

The paper isolates and characterizes a new anaerobic gut fungus, Piromyces struthionis, from ostrich feces, based on morphology, phylogenetic analysis, and amino acid identity.

This study identifies a unique anaerobic gut fungal community in ostriches, revealing novel species and highlighting coevolutionary phylosymbiosis between AGF and avian hosts.