2002
DOI: 10.2307/3803124
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Evaluation of Antemortem Sampling to Estimate Chronic Wasting Disease Prevalence in Free-Ranging Mule Deer

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“…Demographic, spatial, and temporal factors all appear to contribute to the marked heterogeneity in CWD prevalence observed at several levels of geographic resolution in endemic portions of northcentral Colorado (Miller et al, 2000;Wolfe et al, 2002;Conner and Miller, 2004). These factors likely combine in various ways to influence epidemic dynamics on both local and broad geographic scales.…”
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“…Demographic, spatial, and temporal factors all appear to contribute to the marked heterogeneity in CWD prevalence observed at several levels of geographic resolution in endemic portions of northcentral Colorado (Miller et al, 2000;Wolfe et al, 2002;Conner and Miller, 2004). These factors likely combine in various ways to influence epidemic dynamics on both local and broad geographic scales.…”
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“…Probabilistic interactions of mule deer population units likely have driven the overall pace and pattern of larger-scale geographic spread . Local conditions, both natural and anthropogenic, may have influenced CWD transmission or persistence (Miller et al, 2000;Gross and Miller, 2001;Williams and Miller, 2002;Wolfe et al, 2002Farnsworth et al, 2005) and further confounded the spatial heterogeneity produced by the staggered start and complex geographic spread of local epidemics.…”
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“…We performed tonsil biopsies on 24 study animals (10 juveniles, 13 adults) at 15 min postinduction when the analgesic effects of the neuroleptic (xylazine HCl) were greatest (Wolfe et al 2002;Amass and Drew 2005). A sample of lymphoid follicle tissue was taken at the tonsillar sinus using Jackson endoscopic forceps with a 6.0-mm cup.…”
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