White -
nose syndrome first appeared in a cave in upstate New York in 2006, and has since spread to 14 states and as far north as Canada.
Not exact matches
Followup surveys of infected communities show 14 northern long - eared populations went locally extinct within two years of white
nose syndrome's arrival, Langwig notes; none remained alive five years after the fungal epidemic
first struck their hibernation site.
Earlier this year, researchers in the Czech Republic reported the
first European case of clinical disease caused by the fungus responsible for white -
nose syndrome.
Five years after a caver in New York State
first stumbled across a group of bats with white
noses (including several dead ones), the disease known as white -
nose syndrome has killed more than a million of the animals.
White -
nose syndrome was
first seen in New York during the winter of 2006.
Kilpatrick is a wildlife disease expert whose lab has been working with state and federal wildlife agencies and other partners to track the spread of white -
nose syndrome, which was
first discovered in New York state in 2006.
A sick bat caught by hikers not far from Seattle has now been confirmed to have the
first case west of the Rockies of the deadly bat disease white -
nose syndrome.
A sick bat caught by hikers not far from Seattle on March 11 has now been confirmed as the
first case west of the Rockies of the deadly bat disease white -
nose syndrome.
Jeremy joined the Endangered Species Program of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in February 2008, one year after white -
nose syndrome (WNS) was
first discovered west of Albany, New York.