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This project investigates how coastal seabirds, particularly the yellow-legged gull, contribute to the spread of infectious diseases like toxoplasmosis and avian influenza. By combining field data, lab analysis, and modeling, it aims to understand the factors influencing disease transmission at the wildlife-human inter…
Infectious diseases present a significant and growing threat to public health, domestic livestock production, and biodiversity conservation.
Due to their global distribution and wide-ranging movements, seabirds are important vectors for the spread of pathogens across continents and ocean basins.
Coastal seabirds, which associate with and exploit anthropogenic food sources, are particularly likely to interact with human-associated pathogens and zoonotic agents, making them useful candidates for m…
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