Hippopotamus movements structure the spatiotemporal dynamics of an active anthrax outbreak

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RT @ESAEcosphere: From our #DiseaseEcology track: During drought, human modification of river flow alters #hippopotamus movement, exacerba…

21 Jun 2021

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@keenanstears et al.: river drying caused by human water use means that hippos travel further upstream in search of wet refuges - increasing the spread of the anthrax pathogen https://t.co/GvekIukPsq

21 Jun 2021

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RT @ESAEcosphere: From our #DiseaseEcology track: During drought, human modification of river flow alters #hippopotamus movement, exacerba…

18 Jun 2021

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From our #DiseaseEcology track: During drought, human modification of river flow alters #hippopotamus movement, exacerbating an #anthrax outbreak #OpenAccess #NSFFunded @NSF @keenanstears @springboknerd @McCauley_Lab https://t.co/mUnKYUDhps https://t.co

18 Jun 2021

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