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Gammaretroviruses, novel viruses and pathogenic bacteria in Australian bats with neurological signs, pneumonia and skin lesions

2022-10-21

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> More than 70 bat species are found in mainland Australia, including five species of megabat from a single genus (family Pteropodidae) and more than 65 species representing six families of microbats. The conservation status of these animals varies from least concern to endangered. Research directed at evaluating the impact of microorganisms on bat health has been generally restricted to surveilla...

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08863740-0b77-53ab-b408-76aa6383b376
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10.1101/2022.10.20.513122
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