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Pathobiomes: catalysts for pathogen evolution and emergence in an era of global change

2025-03-24

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Global change processes are linked to the emergence of infectious pathogens in wildlife and heightened risk of zoonotic spillover into humans and domestic animals. Explanations for this relationship focus heavily on macroecological and behavioural mechanisms that generate novel transmission pathways. However, changes in land use and climate can also alter within-host microbial processes to foster pathogen evolutio...

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Literature Corpus work: 1af62e3f-ccfe-5b0d-878f-4515f4b67cd9
DOI: 10.22541/au.174284105.51161764/v1

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