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Nick Fountain-Jones wins Harry Smith Prize for study of virus transmission among urban bobcats

Posted on 24 Sep, 2018 by Jeremy Yoder

The Harry Smith Prize is awarded for the best paper in Molecular Ecology in the previous year led by an early-career researcher. The 2018 Prize has been awarded to Dr. Nick Fountain-Jones for his paper ‘Urban landscapes can change virus gene flow and evolution … Continue reading →

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Posted in community, Molecular Ecology, the journal, phylogenetics | Tagged Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, Harry Smith Prize, Lynx rufus | Leave a comment
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