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Exposure of Threatened Accipitridae to Mycobacterium bovis Calls for Active Surveillance.

EcoHealth - 1 Jun 2017

Cunha Mónica V, Azorín Beatriz, Peñuela Rocío G, Albuquerque Teresa, Botelho Ana

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Anthropogenic activities have cumulatively led to the dramatic decline of world populations of vultures that currently face serious survival challenges in several regions of the world. In Portugal, the three resident species qualify as endangered and are under conservation efforts, mainly in the central east and south-east regions, where habitat protection and artificial feeding stations were implemented....

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PMID: 28258525
DOI: 10.1007/s10393-017-1226-0

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