Wildlife-associated<i>Cryptosporidium fayeri</i>in Human, Australia

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To the Editor: Molecular tools are essential for Cryptosporidium spp. identifi cation, taxonomy, and epidemiology because of morphologic similarities between species within this genus. Molecular analyses have now identifi ed 22 Cryptosporidium spp. and >40 cryptic species (i.e., genotypes) across all vertebrate classes (1). The myriad of potential Cryptosporidium spp. hosts, in conjunction with the robustness of...

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