Authors
Alanis S Melgarejo, Mauricio Tavares, Derek B de Amorim, Sergio C Estima, Andrine Paiva, Caio R Soares-Oliveira, Liane A Dias, Renan C de Lima, Silvina Botta, Eduardo R Secchi, Barbara A Davila, Carlos de Oliveira, Larissa S Heinzelmann, Martha T Oliveira, Vitor L Carvalho, Aline R Souza, Salvatore Siciliano, Paula Baldassin, Greicy F Ruenes, Paulo H Ott, Luciana Sonne, Ana C Franco, Larissa R Oliveira
Published in
Emerging infectious diseases. Volume 32. Issue 10. Pages 1746-1749.
Abstract
We identified highly pathogenic avian influenza virus subtype H5 in stranded dolphins along the coastline of Brazil during 2023-2025. Infected animals included species classified as vulnerable or endangered. Our results highlight the need for ongoing surveillance of cetaceans susceptible to viral infections, which pose an additional threat to threatened species.
PMID:
42811480
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