HAL (France)
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Exploring the human-bat interface – implications for conservation and the potential for viral spillover on Reunion Island.
Conflicts between humans and bats have a long history and today result in situations that pose a risk to the conservation of the animals and to the health of the human population living nearby. This project will focus on the emergence of bat-associated viruses, and in particular on the interface bet
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