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A Comparison of the Intestinal Fungal Community in Wild and Captive Himalayan Vultures (<i>Gyps himalayensis</i>).

Pol J Microbiol · 2025 · PMC12445988 · PMID 40967812

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The results revealed a highly significant difference in mean OTU richness between the zoo and wild groups ( Fig. 1C , p < 0.01), with the zoo group exhibiting higher fungal diversity in their gut microbiota.

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In addition, the relative abundance of Naganishia in the gut of wild Himalayan vultures was significantly higher than that of captive individuals ( p < 0.05), whereas the difference in the relative abundance of Didymella did not reach statistical significance between the two groups.

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