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<p>A) Anthrax mortalities in northern Kruger National Park (KNP), South Africa, in the three study species 1990–1995. A) Map showing the distribution of anthrax mortalities across the central to northern KNP. Coloured dots represent elephant (<i>Loxodonta africana;</i> black), impa...

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Main Author:	Sunday O. Ochai (12083153) (author)
Other Authors:	Lourens Snyman (20396304) (author), Amelie C. Dolfi (20396307) (author), Abel Ramoelo (12389913) (author), Brian K. Reilly (20396310) (author), Judith M. Botha (14800165) (author), Edgar H. Dekker (12083159) (author), O. Louis van Schalkwyk (11062814) (author), Pauline L. Kamath (10809397) (author), Emma Archer (5204420) (author), Wendy C. Turner (12083162) (author), Henriette van Heerden (4804185) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Ecology Sociology Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified outbreaks occurring predominantly kruger national park modifying species susceptibility tragelaphus strepsiceros </ aepyceros melampus </ herbivorous mammalian hosts frequent anthrax outbreaks bacillus anthracis </ various time intervals standardised precipitation index div >< p kudu anthrax mortality affected host species anthracis </ kudu mortality host species b </ hosts exposed increased mortality impala mortality anthrax occurrence anthrax mortalities anthrax cases wet season temporal trends study investigates study concludes soil moisture significantly influence rainy season positive correlation northern regions impala density impala (< host demographics far north early 1990s dry season drought cycles counts ). climatic factors climate extremes causative agent
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