Cultivable Fungi from Amazon River Dolphins Engaged in Wildlife Ecotourism in the Anavilhanas National Park, Brazil

<div>Images of sample collections (<i>Inia geoffrensis</i>). Collection of swabs from oral cavity from the boto “Curumim” (a); floating facility where the interaction with Amazon River dolphins occurred (b); collection of a skin sample from “Chico” (c); and small saw used to generate greater friction with the skin of dolphins (d).</div>

Veterinary Medicine International

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Figure 2: Cultivable Fungi from Amazon River Dolphins Engaged in Wildlife Ecotourism in the Anavilhanas National Park, Brazil 