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20 years of national wildlife disease surveillance

J. Paul Holmes, J. Paul Duff, Alex M. Barlow, Dave Everest, Cat Man, Freya A. P. Smith, Fin Twomey

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The need for wildlife surveillance is as great now as it ever has been. Here, members of the APHA's Diseases of Wildlife Scheme explain why their work is important.

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The need for wildlife surveillance is as great now as it ever has been. Here, members of the APHA's Diseases of Wildlife Scheme explain why their work is important.

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The need for wildlife surveillance is as great now as it ever has been. Here, members of the APHA's Diseases of Wildlife Scheme explain why their work is important.

Key concepts: Wildlife, Wildlife disease, Disease surveillance, Disease, Environmental planning, Geography, Environmental health, Medicine

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