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Seabird diet and transmission routes mediate the increase in pathogen prevalence with human disturbance

2026-01-09

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1 Human disturbances can alter patterns of wildlife infection, but their effects are likely to differ between terrestrial and marine environments. Seabirds range across land and sea and are therefore exposed to diverse human pressures such as urbanization, agriculture, and landfills, as well as fisheries, shipping, and marine pollution. However, most literature on wildlife infection has focused on terrestrial host...

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Literature Corpus work: b4d85659-9b00-5c7f-bbaf-89864359c582
DOI: 10.64898/2026.01.08.698262

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