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Infectious disease transmission in fish, mammals, other animals has implications for humans

Contact network showing male tortoises (blue nodes), females (red nodes) and burrows (gray nodes).

Contact network showing male tortoises (blue nodes), females (red nodes) and burrows (gray nodes).

Credit: Pratha Sah


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A desert tortoise that's likely infected with Mycoplasma, a contagious respiratory infection.

A desert tortoise that's likely infected with Mycoplasma, a contagious respiratory infection.

Credit: Christina Aiello


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Pratha Sah, a researcher on the team, conducts field work.

Pratha Sah, a researcher on the team, conducts field work.

Credit: Christina Aiello


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A desert tortoise in the study population that's been fitted with a tracking device.

A desert tortoise in the study population that's been fitted with a tracking device.

Credit: Christina Aiello


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Researcher Christina Aiello takes a sample from a desert tortoise to test for infection.

Researcher Christina Aiello takes a sample from a desert tortoise to test for infection.

Credit: Christina Aiello


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