Diverse lineages of pathogenic Leptospira species are widespread in the environment in Puerto Rico, USA
Nathan E. Stone(Northern Arizona University), David M. Wagner(Northern Arizona University), Talima Pearson(Northern Arizona University), Renee L. Galloway(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Shelby M. Hutton(Northern Arizona University), Joseph D. Busch(Northern Arizona University), Nicole Bratsch(Northern Arizona University), Fred Soltero(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Ella Santana-Propper(Northern Arizona University), Jarlath E. Nally(National Animal Disease Center), Jason W. Sahl(Colorado School of Mines), Carina M. Hall(Northern Arizona University), Luis G. V. Fernandes(National Animal Disease Center), Marielisa Ortiz(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Sarai Rivera-Garcia(Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service), Charles H. D. Williamson(Northern Arizona University), Kimberly R. Celona(Northern Arizona University)
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