On-host flea phenology and flea-borne pathogen surveillance among mammalian wildlife of the pineywoods of East Texas

Salomon, Jordan; Leeke, Emily; Montemayor, Haydee; Durden, Cassandra; Auckland, Lisa; Balasubramanian, Sujata; Hamer, Gabriel L.; Hamer, Sarah A.

doi:10.52707/1081-1710-49.2.r39

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On-host flea phenology and flea-borne pathogen surveillance among mammalian wildlife of the pineywoods of East Texas

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