Changing landscapes of Southeast Asia and rodent-borne diseases: decreased diversity but increased transmission risks.
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A. Tran | J. Rolain | S. Morand | P. Buchy | M. Desquesnes | S. Jittapalapong | J. Claude | J. Cosson | Y. Chaval | B. Carcy | K. Blasdell | K. Chaisiri | F. Bordes | T. Jiyipong | Anamika Karnchanabanthoen | Pumhom Pornpan
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