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What if wildlife health surveillance was not just for veterinarians? - Opportunistic use of population monitoring by camera traps for syndromic surveillance of the Eurasian lynx ( <i>Lynx lynx</i> )

2025-05-29

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Fifty years after the reintroduction of the Eurasian lynx Lynx lynx to the Vosges and Swiss Jura mountains, the species remains in danger of extinction in France. The main threats it faces are habitat fragmentation, high anthropogenic mortality (mainly vehicle collision but also illegal killing) and low genetic diversity, but little is known about the importance of disease. Camera trapping surveillance provides c...

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38ab79be-ce1a-52c9-b5d3-cf42ab8c7304
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10.1101/2025.05.26.656112
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