Tracking Pathogen Transmission at the Human–Wildlife Interface: Banded Mongoose and Escherichia coli

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link t Eco-Health where the pathogen paper on the link between public health and biodiversity, human antibiotic... http://t.co/zw00jWLX4g

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Tracking Pathogen Transmission...: Banded Mongoose and Escherichia coli http://t.co/FOPo8skaF1 | More http://t.co/KhhwFnuzq5

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Tracking Pathogen Transmission at the Human–Wildlife Interface: Banded Mongoose and Escherichia coli http://t.co/VDLcu8qa7r #springerlink

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Excellent work from the folks at CARACAL and the critical scientific research they are conduction. http://t.co/WJIcY1KiqH

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