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Author	Bastian, Suzanne Vourc'h, Gwenaël (1974-....) Verheyden, Hélène McCoy, Karen D. (19..-....) Malandrin, Laurence (19..-....) Hoch, Thierry Agoulon, Albert (1966-....) Plantard, Olivier Bailly, Xavier (1978-....) Perez, Grégoire (1988-....) Chastagner, Amélie Pierrette (1988-....) Butet, Alain (19..-....)
Bibliographic Citation	Bastian Suzanne, Agoulon Albert, Bailly Xavier, Butet Alain, Chastagner Amélie, Hoch Thierry, Jouglin Maggy, Malandrin Laurence, Mccoy Karen D., Perez Grégoire, Plantard Olivier, Verheyden Hélène, Vourc'h Gwenaël. Why such a contrast between the low prevalence of zoonotic pathogens in questing ticks and the high prevalence in their vertebrate reservoir hosts?. Pathobiome 2018, Mar 2018, Ajaccio, France. 55 p
Title	Why such a contrast between the low prevalence of zoonotic pathogens in questing ticks and the high prevalence in their vertebrate reservoir hosts?
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