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A multispecies corridor in a fragmented landscape: Evaluating effectiveness and identifying high-priority target areas by DeMatteo, Karen E, Escalante, Orlando M, Ibañez Alegre, Daiana M, Rinas, Miguel A, Sotorres, Delfina, Argüelles, Carina F

“…While Misiones, Argentina contains one of the largest remnants of Upper Paraná Atlantic Forest ecoregion, one of the world's biodiversity hotspots, only ~50%…”
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Using niche-modelling and species-specific cost analyses to determine a multispecies corridor in a fragmented landscape by DeMatteo, Karen E, Rinas, Miguel A, Zurano, Juan Pablo, Selleski, Nicole, Schneider, Rosio G, Argüelles, Carina F

“…Misiones, Argentina, contains the largest remaining tract of Upper Paraná Atlantic Forest ecoregion; however, ~50% of native forest is unprotected and located…”
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Heterologous microsatellite primers are informative for paca (Cuniculus paca), a large rodent with economic and ecological importance by Gallardo, Franco F Roldán, DeMatteo, Karen E, Rinas, Miguel A, Argüelles, Carina F

“…This study was designed to facilitate genetic studies that would allow information on population structure and genetic diversity of natural or captive stocks…”
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Fatal aortic aneurysm and rupture in a neotropical bush dog ( Speothos venaticus) caused by Spirocerca lupi by Rinas, Miguel A., Nesnek, Raquel, Kinsella, John M., DeMatteo, Karen E.

“…This report details the post-mortem discovery of a larva of Spirocerca lupi in the caudal thoracic aorta of a 2-year, male bush dog ( Speothos venaticus). This…”
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First finding of Trypanosoma cruzi II in vampire bats from a district free of domestic vector-borne transmission in Northeastern Argentina by Argibay, Hernán D, Orozco, M Marcela, Cardinal, M Victoria, Rinas, Miguel A, Arnaiz, María, Mena Segura, Carlos, Gürtler, Ricardo E

“…Establishing the putative links between sylvatic and domestic transmission cycles of Trypanosoma cruzi, the etiological agent of Chagas disease, is of public…”
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Noninvasive Techniques Provide Novel Insights for the Elusive Bush Dog (Speothos venaticus) by Karen E. De Matteo, Miguel A. Rinas, Carina F. Argüelles, Juan Pablo Zurano, Nicole Selleski, Mario S. Di Bitetti, Lori S. Eggert

“…The bush dog (Speothos venaticus), a small and rarely seen canid from Central and South America, has proven extremely challenging to locate and study in the…”
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Using detection dogs and genetic analyses of scat to expand knowledge and assist felid conservation in Misiones, Argentina by DeMATTEO, Karen E., RINAS, Miguel A., ARGÜELLES, Carina F., HOLMAN, Bernardo E., DI BITETTI, Mario S., DAVENPORT, Barbara, PARKER, Patricia G., EGGERT, Lori S.

“…Many carnivores require large ranges to meet their ecological and energetic needs; however, anthropogenic changes threaten species and their habitats. Camera…”
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Detection Dogs: An Effective Technique for Bush Dog Surveys by Dematteo, Karen E, Rinas, Miguel A, Sede, Mariano M, Davenport, Barbara, Argüelles, Carina F, Lovett, Keith, Parker, Patricia G

“…Detailed ecological data on the bush dog (Speothos venaticus) have been lacking, since standard field techniques, such as camera traps, have had little success…”
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Squirrel Monkey Cytomegalovirus Antibodies in Free-ranging Black Howler Monkeys (Alouatta caraya), Misiones, Argentina by Ferreyra, Hebe, Argibay, Hernan, Rinas, Miguel A., Uhart, Marcela

“…Serum from four black howler monkeys (Alouatta caraya) was screened for antibodies to seven viruses by dot immunoas-say. Cytomegalovirus antibodies were…”
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A multispecies corridor in a fragmented landscape: Evaluating effectiveness and identifying high-priority target areas by Karen E. DeMatteo, Orlando M. Escalante, Daiana M. Ibañez Alegre, Miguel A. Rinas, Delfina Sotorres, Carina F. Argüelles

“…While Misiones, Argentina contains one of the largest remnants of Upper Paraná Atlantic Forest ecoregion, one of the world’s biodiversity hotspots, only ~50%…”
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Squirrel monkey cytomegalovirus antibodies in free-ranging black howler monkeys (Alouatta caraya), Misiones, Argentina by Ferreyra, Hebe, Argibay, Hernan, Rinas, Miguel A, Uhart, Marcela

“…Serum from four black howler monkeys (Alouatta caraya) was screened for antibodies to seven viruses by dot immunoassay. Cytomegalovirus antibodies were…”
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