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Estimating movement rates between Eurasian and North American birds that are vectors of avian influenza (AI)

2021-09-11

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1.1 Avian influenza (AI) is an emerging zoonotic disease that will likely be involved in future pandemics. Because waterbird movements are difficult to quantify, determining the host-specific risk of Eurasian-origin AI movements into North America is challenging. We estimated relative rates of movements, based on long-term evolutionary averages of gene flow, between Eurasian and North American waterbird population...

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Literature Corpus work: 96eeab10-05b0-573a-a752-e21fcba393c1
DOI: 10.1101/2021.09.10.459847

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