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High prevalence of Yersinia pestis in black-tailed prairie dog colonies during an apparent enzootic phase of sylvatic plague

David A. Hanson, Hugh B. Britten, Marco Restani, Leigh Rice Washburn

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Key concepts: Epizootic, Plague (disease), Yersinia pestis, Enzootic, Cynomys ludovicianus, Biology, Prairie dog, Flea

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