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Uncovering parasite diversity in Ecuadorian wildlife: new trypanosomatid species and novel reservoir hosts for <i>Leishmania amazonensis</i>

2026-06-23

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Wildlife hosts play important roles in the ecology and transmission of vector-borne parasites, yet information on host associations remains scarce in many biodiverse tropical regions. Within a One Health framework, characterizing parasite diversity in wildlife can improve understanding of ecosystem health and disease emergence. Road-killed animals provide a non-invasive opportunity to investigate host–parasite int...

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10.64898/2026.06.22.733918
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