The spectrum of species we found to be affected by fatal Bsal infection in private collections largely corroborates results of experimental infection trials6.
The above corroborates results by Garg et al. (2008) when they studied Cd2+ adsorption in jatropha cake.
Our study corroborates results from previous studies showing decreases in the duration and frequency of adult syllables compared to those of pups [5], [13], [28], [29].
This corroborates results previously found in a study where capuchins were observed nibbling part of the initial item before returning it [8], [47].
The surprisingly short duration of song pausing in T. viridissima males, however, corroborates results obtained from ultrasound playback experiments performed with male moths that resume signaling after a silent interval of only 100 ms or less [11].
This corroborates results of previous generic and family level analyses [3], [5], but temporal changes in rates alone cannot identify the biological reason for the decline in speciation rate.
