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The effect of venipuncture site on hematology of bats: implications for comparative analyses

2025-03-06

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Wildlife health comparisons within and across populations and species are essential for population assessment and surveillance of emerging infectious diseases. Due to low costs and high informational yield, hematology is commonly used in the fields of ecoimmunology and disease ecology, yet consistency and proper reporting of methods within the field are lacking. Previous investigations on various wildlife taxa hav...

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DOI: 10.1101/2025.02.28.640807

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