Climate Teleconnections and Recent Patterns of Human and Animal Disease Outbreaks
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Kenneth J. Linthicum | Compton J. Tucker | Assaf Anyamba | Edwin W. Pak | Kevin L. Russell | Jorge E. Pinzon | Seth C. Britch | Kathrine M. Collins | C. Tucker | J. R. Eastman | J. Small | J. Pinzón | A. Anyamba | K. Russell | S. Britch | K. Linthicum | Jennifer L. Small | James Ronald Eastman | K. M. Collins
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