Colin J. Carlson1, 2, Maxwell J. Farrell3 , Zoe Grange4 , Barbara A. Han5 , Nardus Mollentze6,7, Alexandra L. Phelan1,8, Angela L. Rasmussen1 , Gregory F. Albery9 , Bernard Bett10, David M. Brett-Major11, Lily E. Cohen12, Tad Dallas13, Evan A. Eskew14, Anna C. Fagre15, Kristian M. Forbes16, Rory Gibb17,18, Sam Halabi8 , Charlotte C. Hammer19, Rebecca Katz1 , Jason Kindrachuk20, Renata L. Muylaert21, Felicia B. Nutter22,23, Joseph Ogola24, Kevin J. Olival25, Michelle Rourke26, Sadie J. Ryan27,28, Noam Ross25, Stephanie N. Seifert29, Tarja Sironen30,31, Claire J. Standley1,2, Kishana Taylor32, Marietjie Venter33 and Paul W. Webala34
(2021)
In the light of the urgency raised by the COVID-19 pandemic, global investment in wildlife virology is likely to
increase, and new surveillance programmes will identify
hundreds of novel viruses that might someday pose ...