Waterfowl Ecology and Avian Influenza in California: Do Host Traits Inform Us About Viral Occurrence?

Nichola J. Hill; John Y. Takekawa; Carol J. Cardona; Joshua T. Ackerman; Annie K. Schultz; Kyle A. Spragens; Walter M. Boyce

doi:10.1637/9283-891210-DIGEST.1

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Nichola J. Hill,¹ John Y. Takekawa, Carol J. Cardona, Joshua T. Ackerman, Annie K. Schultz, Kyle A. Spragens, Walter M. Boyce

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Nichola J. Hill, John Y. Takekawa, Carol J. Cardona, Joshua T. Ackerman, Annie K. Schultz, Kyle A. Spragens, and Walter M. Boyce "Waterfowl Ecology and Avian Influenza in California: Do Host Traits Inform Us About Viral Occurrence?," Avian Diseases Digest 5(s1), (1 March 2010). https://doi.org/10.1637/9283-891210-DIGEST.1

Published: 1 March 2010