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. 2022 Dec;47(2):227-229.
doi: 10.52707/1081-1710-47.2.227.

One Health in action: flea control and interpretative education at Badlands National Park

David Eads  1 , Lindsey Buehler  2   3 , Anne Esbenshade  3 , Jason Fly  3 , Evan Miller  3 , Holly Redmond  3 , Emily Ritter  3 , Caitlyn Tynes  3 , Sasha Wittmann  3 , Paul Roghair  3 , Eddie Childers  3
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One Health in action: flea control and interpretative education at Badlands National Park

David Eads et al. J Vector Ecol. 2022 Dec.
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