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Placobdella Pseudobilharziella	Other characteristics of the mallard support its potential role as a vector ([27], online Appendix Figure 1): it is the most abundant anatid species in Western Eurasia ([approximately equal to] 9 million birds); part of the population migrates long distances northeast to southwest between breeding and wintering areas; and it is found on nearly every type of wetland and is very tolerant of human presence, thus forming a potential link between wild waterfowl, domestic animals, and humans. Wild ducks as long-distance vectors of highly pathogenic avian ... by Keawcharoen, Juthatip; van Riel, Debby; van Amerongen, Geert; Bestebroer, Theo; Beyer, Walter E.; va / Emerging Infectious Diseases TBEV has been isolated, or serologically indicated, from several bird species, especially anatids and gallinaceous birds, and most often from Eastern Europe or Russia (9). Migrating birds and tickborne encephalitis virus by Waldenstrom, Jonas; Lundkvist, Ake; Falk, Kerstin I.; Garpmo, Ulf; Bergstrom, Sven; Lindegren, Gunne / Emerging Infectious Diseases One could also mention here the discrepancies between the geographic spread of HPAI H5N1 virus and overall pattern of wild bird migrations: the virus has never been reported in the Philippines and in several countries farther south such as New Zealand and Australia (although these 2 countries have no migratory anatid populations connecting them to Southeast Asia, they do have many shore bird and wader species in common [20]). Anatidae migration in the western Palearctic and spread of highly ... by	anaplasmosis anaplastic anaplastic astrocytoma anaplastic cell anaplerotic reaction anapnea anapophysis Anaprox anaptic anarithmia anarthria Anas platyrhynchos anasarca anastalsis anastaltic anastole anastomose anastomosis anastomosis at elbow joint anastomotic anastomotic branch anastomotic ulcer anastrozole anat. Anaticola anatid Anatidae anatine anatipestifer syndrome Anatoecus Anatolian black cattle Anatolian buffalo Anatolian Karabash Anatolian shepherd dog anatomic anatomic age anatomic crown anatomic curve anatomic dead space anatomic height of contour anatomic impotence anatomic incontinence anatomic neck of the humerus anatomic pathology anatomic position Anatomic Snuffbox anatomic topography anatomic zero joint position anatomical anatomical dead space anatomical end range	anathematise anathematise anathematised anathematised anathematises anathematises anathematising anathematising Anathematism anathematization anathematization anathematize anathematize anathematized anathematized anathematized Anathematizer anathematizes anathematizes anathematizing anathematizing Anathemisation Anathemisation Anathemisation anathemise anathemize anathermal Anathoth Anathyrosis Anaticola anatid Anatidae Anatidae Anatidae Anatifa Anatifer Anatiferous Anatina Anatinae Anatinae Anatine Anatine anatipestifer syndrome ANATO Anatocism Anatocism Anatocism Anatocism Anatoecus Anatoidea Anatoidea Anatoidea Anatol Anatol (storm) Anatole Beams Digital Media Anatole Demidoff Anatole Demidoff di San Donato Anatole Demidov Anatole France Anatole France Anatoli Georgievich Vitushkin

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Other characteristics of the mallard support its potential role as a vector ([27], online Appendix Figure 1): it is the most abundant anatid species in Western Eurasia ([approximately equal to] 9 million birds); part of the population migrates long distances northeast to southwest between breeding and wintering areas; and it is found on nearly every type of wetland and is very tolerant of human presence, thus forming a potential link between wild waterfowl, domestic animals, and humans.

Wild ducks as long-distance vectors of highly pathogenic avian ... by Keawcharoen, Juthatip; van Riel, Debby; van Amerongen, Geert; Bestebroer, Theo; Beyer, Walter E.; va / Emerging Infectious Diseases

TBEV has been isolated, or serologically indicated, from several bird species, especially anatids and gallinaceous birds, and most often from Eastern Europe or Russia (9).

Migrating birds and tickborne encephalitis virus by Waldenstrom, Jonas; Lundkvist, Ake; Falk, Kerstin I.; Garpmo, Ulf; Bergstrom, Sven; Lindegren, Gunne / Emerging Infectious Diseases

One could also mention here the discrepancies between the geographic spread of HPAI H5N1 virus and overall pattern of wild bird migrations: the virus has never been reported in the Philippines and in several countries farther south such as New Zealand and Australia (although these 2 countries have no migratory anatid populations connecting them to Southeast Asia, they do have many shore bird and wader species in common [20]).

Anatidae migration in the western Palearctic and spread of highly ... by