The global expansion of South American camelid farming contrasts with the limited knowledge of the pathogens that can infect them. This study investigated the presence of multiple infectious agents, including Anaplasmataceae, Bartonella sp., hemotropic Mycoplasma, piroplasmids, trypanosomatids, and gastrointestinal par...
N. Colácio, Markus Vinícius Vieira de Araújo, Enzo F. S. Do Amaral et al.· Parasitology international· 0 citations
Peri-urban forest fragments used for ecotourism concentrate interactions among wildlife, domestic animals, and humans, creating conditions that favour pathogen transmission through environmental, vector-borne, and trophic pathways. In these landscapes, synanthropic small mammals may act as integrative indicators of pat...
Felipe Dutra-Rêgo, Amanda Caroline Corrêa Madureira, P. H. C. Rodrigues et al.· Acta Tropica· 0 citations
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