
Introduction
- Many pathogens can infect both domestic animals and wildlife
❑ With more than 77% of livestock pathogens known to infect multiple hosts including wildlife
- Multi-host pathogens can have significant consequences on livestock economics and wildlife conservation:
❑ high mortality and production losses in livestock
❑ In wildlife, diseases can cause population decline, increased predation, and reduced reproduction rates • Multi-host pathogens provide a potential risk for disease emergence
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