1	Threat Abatement Plan for Infection of Amphibians with Chytrid Fungus resulting in Chytridiomycosis
2	Government policy: to protect biodiversity
3	Chronology
4	Chronology (2)
5	Seasonal pattern to deaths in Australia-wide survey: chytridiomycosis peaks in winter
6	Epidemiology
7	Epidemiology
8	Summary of amphibians globally that have been infected with B. dendrobatidis
9	Australia has the most species with chytridiomycosis
10	Number of species with chytridiomycosis in wild by state and nationally
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12	Chytridiomycosis in Australia
13	Chytridiomycosis in Australia
14	Predicted distribution using Bioclim
15	"110 pages"
16	"“Implementation of the Plan..."
17	Can B. dendrobatidis be eradicated from Australia?
18	"Objective 1"
19	How does the Commonwealth Government get states and NGOs to coordinate nationally?
20	Actions under Objective 1
21	"Action 1.13"
22	Actions under Objective 2
23	Actions under Objective 3
24	Chytrid TAP: a useful tool for action Actions currently funded in whole or part
25	Take Home Messages

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