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Microhabitat partitioning by two chipmunk species (Tamias) in western Colorado
Authors: Root, JJ Calisher, CH Beaty, BJ
Citation: Jj. Root et al., Microhabitat partitioning by two chipmunk species (Tamias) in western Colorado, WEST N AM N, 61(1), 2001, pp. 114-118
Identification of arboviruses and certain rodent-borne viruses: Reevaluation of the paradigm
Authors: Calisher, CH Blair, CD Bowen, MD Casals, J Drebot, MA Henchal, EA Karabatsos, N LeDuc, JW Repik, PM Roehrig, JT Schmaljohn, CS Shope, RE Tesh, RB Weaver, SC
Citation: Ch. Calisher et al., Identification of arboviruses and certain rodent-borne viruses: Reevaluation of the paradigm, EM INFECT D, 7(4), 2001, pp. 756-758
ProMED-mail: Background and purpose
Authors: Woodall, J Calisher, CH
Citation: J. Woodall et Ch. Calisher, ProMED-mail: Background and purpose, EM INFECT D, 7(3), 2001, pp. 563-563
Transmission of an arenavirus in white-throated woodrats (Neotoma albigula), southeastern Colorado, 1995-1999
Authors: Calisher, CH Nabity, S Root, JJ Fulhorst, CF Beaty, BJ
Citation: Ch. Calisher et al., Transmission of an arenavirus in white-throated woodrats (Neotoma albigula), southeastern Colorado, 1995-1999, EM INFECT D, 7(3), 2001, pp. 397-402
In memoriam - Pekka Eljas Halonen (1927-2001)
Authors: Murphy, FA Calisher, CH Mahy, BWJ Arstila, P
Citation: Fa. Murphy et al., In memoriam - Pekka Eljas Halonen (1927-2001), ARCH VIROL, 146(5), 2001, pp. 1047-1050
Do unusual site-specific population dynamics of rodent reservoirs provide clues to the natural history of hantaviruses?
Authors: Calisher, CH Mills, JN Sweeney, WP Choate, JR Sharp, DE Canestorp, KM Beaty, BJ
Citation: Ch. Calisher et al., Do unusual site-specific population dynamics of rodent reservoirs provide clues to the natural history of hantaviruses?, J WILDL DIS, 37(2), 2001, pp. 280-288
Dual captures of Colorado rodents: Implications for transmission of hantaviruses
Authors: Calisher, CH Childs, JE Sweeney, WP Canestorp, KM Beaty, BJ
Citation: Ch. Calisher et al., Dual captures of Colorado rodents: Implications for transmission of hantaviruses, EM INFECT D, 6(4), 2000, pp. 363-369
West Nile virus in the new world: Appearance, persistence, and adaptation to a new econiche - an opportunity taken
Authors: Calisher, CH
Citation: Ch. Calisher, West Nile virus in the new world: Appearance, persistence, and adaptation to a new econiche - an opportunity taken, VIRAL IMMUN, 13(4), 2000, pp. 411-414
Macroecology and microecology of viruses of terrestrial mammals
Authors: Calisher, CH Fenner, FJ
Citation: Ch. Calisher et Fj. Fenner, Macroecology and microecology of viruses of terrestrial mammals, VIRAL ECOLOGY, 2000, pp. 493-517
Natural history of Sin Nombre virus in western Colorado
Authors: Calisher, CH Sweeney, W Mills, JN Beaty, BJ
Citation: Ch. Calisher et al., Natural history of Sin Nombre virus in western Colorado, EM INFECT D, 5(1), 1999, pp. 126-134
Navigational instinct: A reason not to live trap deer mice in residences
Authors: Calisher, CH Sweeney, WP Root, JJ Beaty, BJ
Citation: Ch. Calisher et al., Navigational instinct: A reason not to live trap deer mice in residences, EM INFECT D, 5(1), 1999, pp. 175-176
100 years of virology - The birth and growth of a discipline - Preface
Authors: Horzinek, MC Calisher, CH
Citation: Mc. Horzinek et Ch. Calisher, 100 years of virology - The birth and growth of a discipline - Preface, ARCH VIROL, 1999, pp. V-VI
Relationships of deer mouse movement, vegetative structure, and prevalenceof infection with Sin Nombre virus
Authors: Root, JJ Calisher, CH Beaty, BJ
Citation: Jj. Root et al., Relationships of deer mouse movement, vegetative structure, and prevalenceof infection with Sin Nombre virus, J WILDL DIS, 35(2), 1999, pp. 311-318
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Authors: Calisher, CH Yates, TL
Citation: Ch. Calisher et Tl. Yates, Untitled, AM J TROP M, 61(6), 1999, pp. 863-864
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