Pathological changes of dead Malayan pangolins.

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Main Author:	Bing Li (43671) (author)
Other Authors:	Jun-Qiong Zhai (15309758) (author), Ya-Jiang Wu (15309749) (author), Fen Shan (15309752) (author), Jie-Jian Zou (20315011) (author), Fang-Hui Hou (20315014) (author), Teng-Cheng Que (20315017) (author), Wu Chen (569414) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Cell Biology Biotechnology Ecology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified spotted fever triggered physical examination found infection potentially accelerating illegally smuggled mammals div >< p 91 %, 6 86 %, 9 76 %, 1 06 %, 6 also provide conditions 18 %, respectively 06 %, 15 confiscated malayan pangolins provide insight malayan pangolins confiscated pangolins traditional concept study confirmed study aimed sharp decline potential pathogens pangolin samples pangolin populations molecular identification might accelerate largest population illegal hunting first time deceased pangolins 21 ). 21 ),
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Pathological changes of dead Malayan pangolins.

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