Syndromic surveillance for West Nile virus using raptors in rehabilitation

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Alba Ana
M. Perez Andrés
Ponder Julia
Puig Pedro
Wünschmann Arno
Vander Waal Kimberly
Alvarez Julio
Willette Michelle
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[1] University of Minnesota,
[2] Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona,undefined
[3] Univ of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine,undefined
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BMC Veterinary Research | / 13卷
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Wildlife rehabilitation; Syndromic surveillance; Raptors; Big data; Time series; West Nile;
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