Graphic display of mallards banded in Maine recaptured in Maryland
By Eastern Ecological Science Center
January 2022 (approx.)
Detailed Description
This map uses band recovery data along the Atlantic Flyway to demonstrate how wild waterfowl can move viruses. Originally published in Prosser et al. (2022, PLOS PATH).
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Public Domain.
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