The movement ecology of raccoons varies widely across habitats with important implications
for the management of zoonotic diseases such as rabies. However, the spatial ecology of …

Fecal samples from 76 of 83 apparently healthy small Indian mongooses (Urva
auropunctata) were PCR positive with circovirus/cyclovirus pan-rep (replicase gene) …

Abstract The small Indian mongoose (Urva auropunctata) is the primary terrestrial wildlife
rabies reservoir on at least four Caribbean islands, including Puerto Rico. In Puerto Rico …

Wildlife disease management is a growing and challenging One Health paradigm for
scientists and program managers working to resolve human-wildlife conflicts. Managing …

Abstract The small Indian mongoose (Urva auropuncata) is a rabies reservoir in Puerto Rico
and accounts for over 70% of reported animal rabies cases annually. The presence of rabies …

Mongooses, a nonnative species, are a known reservoir of rabies virus in the Caribbean
region. A cross-sectional study of mongooses at 41 field sites on the US Virgin Islands of St …

In the Arctic, rabies is endemic in the Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus), posing a significant and
ongoing health risk for people and domestic animals. The mechanisms by which rabies is …

Abstract The small Indian mongoose (Urva auropunctata) is a non-native invasive species
across the Caribbean and a rabies reservoir on at least four islands in the region. Although …

Using a broad-range nested PCR assay targeting the DNA-dependent DNA polymerase
(pol) gene, we detected adenoviruses in 17 (20.48%) out of 83 fecal samples from small …

The long-term mitigation of human–domestic animal–wildlife conflicts is complex and
difficult. Over the last 50 yr, the primary biomedical concepts and actualized collaborative …