Prairie dog responses to vector control and vaccination during an initial Yersinia pestis invasion

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RT @USGSWILDLIFE: New study examines how vaccination and flea control effected black-tailed prairie dogs survival to an invasion of plague…

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RT @USGSWILDLIFE: New study examines how vaccination and flea control effected black-tailed prairie dogs survival to an invasion of plague…

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RT @USGSWILDLIFE: New study examines how vaccination and flea control effected black-tailed prairie dogs survival to an invasion of plague…

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New study examines how vaccination and flea control effected black-tailed prairie dogs survival to an invasion of plague bacteria, Yersinia pestis, into a population in South Dakota: https://t.co/A3iJKpFndJ https://t.co/wD8xkzWQyj

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