Tagging frogs with passive integrated transponders causes disruption of the cutaneous bacterial community and proliferation of opportunistic fungi.

At 1 day postmarking there was a highly significant difference in the overall composition of the bacterial community associated with frogs according to treatment ( F 1,19 = 11.142, P = 0.001) and a marginally significant interaction between treatment and gender ( F 2,18 = 2.073, P = 0.049) but no effect of gender alone ( F 1,19 = 1.423, P = 0.207).

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All terms were highly significant (see Results), and so the percent change in bacterial abundance from premarking to 1-day postmarking was analyzed in JMP 10 using a GLM including all variables and possible interactions.

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