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Host relatedness and landscape connectivity shape pathogen spread in a large secretive carnivore

2019-10-23

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Urban expansion can fundamentally alter wildlife movement and gene flow, but how urbanization alters pathogen spread is poorly understood. Here we combine high resolution host and viral genomic data with landscape variables to examine the context of viral spread in puma from two contrasting regions: one bounded by the wildland urban interface (WUI) and one unbounded with minimal anthropogenic development. We foun...

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3dbb13e5-f3d1-5d06-931f-a57ce78ea84b
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10.1101/816009
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