The coronaviral landscape across diverse mammalian species in the Northeastern United States | Scientific Reports

Nature·Dec 20

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Research on coronaviruses in mammalian species in the northeastern united states has been conducted. Some studies suggest that covid-19 variants may have weaker transmission in wildlife and pets, while others examine the persistence of viral rna in certain species. The role of agriculture in protecting endangered wildlife and identifying coronavirus spillover risk hotspots are also being explored.

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