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Modeling Hantavirus Maintenance and Transmission in Rodent Communities,edominant rodent carriers (. and . 1997; Nichol, in press). Closely related hantaviruses are generally derived from rodents that are themselves closely related, while deeper evolutionary branches in the virus phylogenetic tree are associated with deeper branches in the rodent phylogenetic tree. As a

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