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Ontologies and zoonotic risk-related knowledge, attitudes and practices: a cross-sectional survey in Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Guatemala
Objectives: To examine whether Indigenous Peoples’ and Local Communities’ (IPLC) ontologies are associated with knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) related to wildlife cohabitation and zoonotic disease transmission in biodiversity-rich areas of Latin America. Design: Cross-sectional house
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