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Microbial ecology of waterborne pathogens in Sus scofra and Odocoileus virginianus in the Jackson Bienville Wildlife Management Area
Previous studies have demonstrated that feral swine (Sus scofra ) are significant reservoirs for a number of pathogens that present a potential threat to wildlife and humans. Despite this, few studies have gone beyond quantifying the incidence of these pathogens to further probe their ecology within
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