Victims and Vectors: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza H5N1 and the Ecology of Wild Birds

Overview of attention for article published in Avian Biology Research, June 2010

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Book chapter (April 2023)

Effects of the 2022 extreme droughts on avian influenza transmission risk in Poyang Lake

Article in The Innovation Life (January 2023)

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