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Estimating Sources of Valley Fever Pathogen Propagation in Southern Arizona: A Remote Sensing Approach
… initiate spore dissemination, are investigated. Nocturnal desert rodents interact substantially with the soil substrate. Rodents are hypothesized to act as a reservoir of coccidioidomycosis, a mediator of soil properties, and a disseminator of fungal spores. Rodent distributions are poorly mapped …