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Distribution, diversity and drivers of blood-borne parasite co-infections in Alaskan bird populations

Published:2014-09 Issue:10 Volume:44 Page:717-727
ISSN:0020-7519
Container-title:International Journal for Parasitology
language:en
Short-container-title:International Journal for Parasitology

Author:

Oakgrove Khouanchy S.,Harrigan Ryan J.,Loiseau Claire,Guers Sue,Seppi Bruce,Sehgal Ravinder N.M.

Funder

AXA Research Fund, UK

National Geographic Committee for Research and Exploration, USA

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Infectious Diseases,Parasitology

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