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A minimum data standard for wildlife disease studies

2024-05-19

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Thousands of scientists and practitioners conduct research on infectious diseases of wildlife. Rapid and comprehensive data sharing is vital to the transparency and actionability of their work, but unfortunately, most efforts designed to publically share these data are focused on pathogen determination and genetic sequence data. Other facets of existing surveillance data – particularly negative results – are often...

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57cc6f95-a518-5c4a-b152-de2fafac3e11
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10.32942/x2tw4j
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