Landscapes associated with Japanese encephalitis virus reflect the functional biogeography of waterbird species across Australia and the Central Indo-Pacific region
Michael G. Walsh,
Cameron Webb,
Victoria Brookes
Abstract:The geographic extent of Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV), a zoonotic, mosquito-borne virus, increased dramatically in south-eastern Australia over the summer of 2021-2022 resulting in outbreaks in piggeries, 45 cases of human disease, and simultaneous detection of JEV by mosquito and arbovirus surveillance programs. Preliminary investigation of the landscape epidemiology of the piggery outbreaks showed that they were associated with particular landscape structure as well as intermediate ardeid species richne… Show more
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