Bat Flies and Their Microparasites: Current Knowledge and Distribution

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RT @mrandersoninneo: @jfjulien @breakfast_dogs @stuartjdneil Interestingly enough, here is another study. https://t.co/VzMg77pLUB Additio…

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@jfjulien @breakfast_dogs @stuartjdneil Interestingly enough, here is another study. https://t.co/VzMg77pLUB Additionally, ectoparasite and virus species richness positively correlate, suggesting a vectorial role of ectoparasites for viruses.

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@bendwavy Da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da Bat fly! https://t.co/OoTUirlqd6

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