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Microgeographic genetic structure of Oligoryzomys longicaudatus (Rodentia, Cricetidae) in periods of different population density by Ortiz, Natalia, Juan, Ernesto E., Chiappero, Marina B., Gardenal, Cristina N., Provensal, María C., Polop, Jaime J., González-Ittig, Raúl E.

“…The long-tailed pygmy rice rat Oligoryzomys longicaudatus (Rodentia, Cricetidae) experiences marked population density fluctuations. This species is the major…”
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Temporal and Spatial Host Abundance and Prevalence of Andes Hantavirus in Southern Argentina by Polop, Francisco J., Provensal, María C., Pini, Noemí, Levis, Silvana C., Priotto, José W., Enría, Delia, Calderón, Gladys E., Costa, Federico, Polop, Jaime J.

“…Andes virus (AND) is a hantavirus hosted by the sigmodontine rodent Oligoryzomys longicaudatus in southern Argentina, where it is responsible for most cases of…”
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Co-circulation of Junín virus and other mammarenaviruses in a geographical area without confirmed cases of Argentine Hemorrhagic Fever by Calderón, Gladys E, Provensal, María C, Martin, María Laura, Brito Hoyos, Diana M, García, Jorge B, Gonzalez-Ittig, Raúl E, Levis, Silvana

“…Since the identification of Junin virus in the 1950s, many studies were carried out in wild rodents within the endemic area of the Argentine Hemorrhagic Fever…”
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Spatial difference in the incidence of Argentine Hemorrhagic Fever and composition and abundance of rodents in the assemblage by Piacenza, María F, Calderón, Gladys E, Enría, Delia, Provensal, María C, Polop, Jaime J

“…The Argentine Hemorrhagic Fever (AHF) is a zoonotic disease endemic in a wide area of the humid pampa of Argentina. The etiologic agent is the Junin virus that…”
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Diferencia espacial de la incidencia de fiebre hemorrágica argentina y la composición y abundancia de roedores en el ensamble by Piacenza, María F., Calderón, Gladys E., Enría, Delia, Provensal, María C., Polop, Jaime J.

“…Resumen La fiebre hemorrágica argentina (FHA) es una enfermedad zoonótica endémica en una amplia zona de la pampa húmeda de Argentina. El agente etiológico es…”
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