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Risk of disease spillover from dogs to wild carnivores in Kanha Tiger Reserve, India

2018-07-03

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Many mammalian carnivore species have been reduced to small, isolated populations by habitat destruction, fragmentation, poaching, and human conflict. Their limited genetic variability and increased exposure to domestic animals such as dogs place them at risk of further losses from infectious diseases. In India, domestic and feral dogs are associated with villages in and around protected areas, and may serve as re...

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DOI: 10.1101/360271

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