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Red fox viromes across an urban-rural gradient

2020-06-16

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The Red fox ( Vulpes vulpes ) has established large populations in Australia’s urban and rural areas since its introduction following European settlement. Foxes’ cryptic and highly adaptable nature allows them to invade cities and live among humans while remaining largely unnoticed. Urban living and access to anthropogenic food resources also influences fox ecology. Urban foxes grow larger, live at higher densiti...

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e10a7df6-7cf9-5158-91a3-45a4defeca8e
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10.1101/2020.06.15.153858
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