Illustrating the post-introduction ecology of Rift Valley fever virus in the United States of America
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Abstract
Rapid urbanization, increasing international travel, and our changing climate are modifying the existing interspecies interactions at the interfaces between human, wildlife, and livestock interfaces, increasing the potential for outbreaks and transboundary disease introductions. It is more important than ever to maintain proactive research programs that integrate data across disciplines to maintain a working knowledge the potential transmission cycles of high-threat pathogens in novel environments. For vector-borne pathogens, entomological parameters, as well as interactions with the pathogen ...
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