Pathogen exposure varies widely among sympatric populations of wild and domestic felids across the United States

Scott Carver(University of Tasmania), Sue VandeWoude(Colorado State University), Roy McBride(Instituto de Fomento Pesquero), Michael R. Lappin(Colorado State University), Kevin R. Crooks(Colorado State University), Megan K. Jennings(San Diego State University), Linda L. Sweanor(Colorado Parks and Wildlife), Walter M. Boyce(University of California, Davis), Tamika J. Lunn(University of Tasmania), Robert N. Fisher(United States Geological Survey), Kenneth A. Logan(Colorado Parks and Wildlife), Lisa M. Lyren(United States Geological Survey), Sarah N. Bevins(United States Department of Agriculture), Jesse S. Lewis(Florida State University), Mathew W. Alldredge(Colorado Parks and Wildlife), Mark Cunningham(Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission), Erin E. Boydston(United States Geological Survey), T. Winston Vickers(University of California, Davis), Seth P. D. Riley(National Park Service), Laurel E. K. Serieys(University of Cape Town)
Ecological Applications
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