Pathogenic Leptospira are widespread in the urban wildlife of southern California
Sarah K. Helman(University of California, Los Angeles), James O. Lloyd‐Smith(University of California, Los Angeles), Celine E. Snedden(University of California, Los Angeles), Isobel Tweedt(University of California, Los Angeles), Renee L. Galloway(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Amanda F. N. Tokuyama(University of California, Los Angeles), Justin L. Brown(National Park Service), Katherine C. Prager(Cornell University), David A. Haake(University of California, Los Angeles), Mason Gamble(University of California, Los Angeles), Nathan E. Stone(Northern Arizona University), Javier Monzón(Pepperdine University), Ana C. R. Gomez(University of California, Los Angeles), Riley O. Mummah(United States Geological Survey), Jessica W. Lynch(University of California, Los Angeles), Julianne Nussbaum(University of California, Los Angeles), Benny Borremans(University of Antwerp), Jason W. Sahl(Northern Arizona University), David M. Wagner(Northern Arizona University), Seth P. D. Riley(National Park Service), Jeff A. Sikich(National Park Service), Caitlin Cox(University of California, Los Angeles), Anthony R. Friscia(University of California, Los Angeles)
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