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Synanthropic mammals as sentinels of multi-pathogen circulation at a wildlife-urban interface

Number of pages: 39 Posted: 22 Mar 2026

Felipe Dutra Rêgo, Amanda Caroline Corrêa Madureira, Pedro Henrique Cotrin Rodrigues, Ana Paula Isnard, Patrícia Martins Parreiras, Felippe Bissagio Pereira, Júlia Angélica Gonçalves Silveira, Lileia Gonçalves Diotaiuti and José Dilermando Andrade Filho

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Sand Fly Bioecological Aspects and Risk Mapping of Leishmaniasis by Geographical Information Systems Approach in a Mineral Exploration Area of Brazil

Number of pages: 39 Posted: 26 Mar 2022

Gustavo Mayr de Lima Carvalho, Danyele Franca Silva, Laura do Amaral Xavier, Joao Vítor Reis Soares, Vladimir Diniz Vieira Ramos, Ana Paula Madureira, Mariana Alves Lima, Gabriel Barbosa Tonelli, Gustavo Fontes Paz, Felipe Dutra Rêgo, José Dilermando Andrade Filho and Carina Margonari

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Synanthropic mammals as sentinels of multi-pathogen circulation at a wildlife-urban interface

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Sand Fly Bioecological Aspects and Risk Mapping of Leishmaniasis by Geographical Information Systems Approach in a Mineral Exploration Area of Brazil

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