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206 related items for PubMed ID: 14733282

  • 1. Environmental and human demographic features associated with epizootic raccoon rabies in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
    Jones ME, Curns AT, Krebs JW, Childs JE.
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  • 2. Persistence of elevated rabies prevention costs following post-epizootic declines in rates of rabies among raccoons (Procyon lotor).
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  • 3. Rabies epizootics among raccoons vary along a North-South gradient in the Eastern United States.
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  • 12. Behavior, movements, and demographics of rabid raccoons in Ontario, Canada: management implications.
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  • 13. Landscape genetics of raccoons (Procyon lotor) associated with ridges and valleys of Pennsylvania: implications for oral rabies vaccination programs.
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  • 14. An epizootic of rabies in Maryland, 1982-84.
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  • 20. A descriptive epidemiological study of raccoon rabies in a rural environment.
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