The epidemiology of avian pox and interaction with avian malaria in Hawaiian forest birds

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RT @ESAMonographs: #New in @ESAMonographs with #OpenData on @datadryad "The #epidemiology of avian #pox and interaction with #avian #mala…

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RT @ESAMonographs: #New in @ESAMonographs with #OpenData on @datadryad "The #epidemiology of avian #pox and interaction with #avian #mala…

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RT @ESAMonographs: #New in @ESAMonographs with #OpenData on @datadryad "The #epidemiology of avian #pox and interaction with #avian #mala…

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#New in @ESAMonographs with #OpenData on @datadryad "The #epidemiology of avian #pox and interaction with #avian #malaria in #Hawaiian #forest #birds." High recovery rates from infection and absence of detectable survival impacts provides new insights.

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