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Geographic Range Overlap Rather Than Phylogenetic Distance Explains Rabies Virus Transmission Among Closely Related Bat Species

2022-10-11

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Most pathogens are capable of infecting multiple host species and such cross-species transmission (CST) can have dramatic consequences, as highlighted by recent disease emergence events affecting human, animal and plant health. Understanding the ecological and evolutionary factors that constrain or facilitate the ability of disease agents to infect and establish in a novel host is therefore a timely and important...

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4185e4c3-d546-5e0f-b0b3-bb4772e21cca
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10.20944/preprints202210.0151.v1
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