Editorial: New approaches to understanding vector borne diseases in domestic and wild animals

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Cook, E.A.J., Wheelhouse, N., Larska, M. and Obanda, V. 2022. Editorial: New approaches to understanding vector borne diseases in domestic and wild animals. Frontiers in Veterinary Science 9: 1009751.

Authors

  • Cook, Elizabeth A.J.
  • Wheelhouse, N.
  • Larska, M.
  • Obanda, V.

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