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Analysis Of Microbial Community Diversity In The Regurgitated Pellets Of Barn Owls (Tyto Javanica Javanica)
The diversity of microbe associated with captive and wild tropical barn owl is indeed diverse in general. Given that owls can harbour both beneficial and harmful microbes, understanding their microbial diversity is crucial for identifying the potential of infectious diseases spreading either to huma
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