Evan A. Eskew - University of California, Davis

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Evan Eskew is a Data Scientist at the University of Idaho. He uses statistical methods to understand issues in conservation biology and disease ecology.

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Papers共 55 篇Author StatisticsCo-AuthorSimilar Experts

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Invasive African Clawed Frogs (xenopus Laevis) in Washington State: Status, Response Efforts, and Lessons Learned

Eveline J. Emmenegger, Rebecca A. Lavier, Emily J. Struck, Vasilisa P. Tyurina,Evan A. Eskew, Megan R. Friesen, Mark A. Taylor, Emma K. Bueren, David R. Kyle, Jesse M. Schultz, Allen Pleus, Richard H. Visser, Reed Ojala-Barbour, Christopher D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Jensen, Martha Keller, Thomas S. Jenkinson, Katherine H. Haman, Tony R. Capps, Kenneth I. Warheit,Timothy Quinn, Justin Bush,Max R. Lambert

Frontiers in Amphibian and Reptile Science (2025)

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Atypical Hyperendemicity of Rift Valley Fever in Southwestern Uganda Associated with the Rapidly Evolving Lineage C Viruses

medRxiv the preprint server for health sciences (2025)

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The Magnitude of Legal Wildlife Trade and Implications for Species Survival

Benjamin Michael Marshall, Aubrey L. Alamshah,Pedro Cardoso,Phillip Cassey,Sebastian Chekunov,Evan A. Eskew,Caroline S. Fukushima,Pablo Garcia-Diaz,Meredith L. Gore,Julie L. Lockwood,Andrew L. Rhyne,James S. Sinclair,Colin Thomas Strine,Oliver C. Stringham,Michael F. Tlusty, Jose W. Valdez,Freyja Watters,Alice C. Hughes

PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAno. 2 (2025)

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Projecting Climate Change Impacts on Inter-Epidemic Risk of Rift Valley Fever Across East Africa

Evan A Eskew,Erin Clancey,Deepti Singh, Silvia Situma,Luke Nyakarahuka,M Kariuki Njenga,Scott L Nuismer

medRxiv the preprint server for health sciences (2025)

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Impact of Putatively Beneficial Genomic Loci on Gene Expression in Little Brown Bats (myotis Lucifugus, Le Conte, 1831) Affected by White-Nose Syndrome

Robert Kwait,Malin L. Pinsky,Sarah Gignoux-Wolfsohn,Evan A. Eskew,Kathleen Kerwin,Brooke Maslo

EVOLUTIONARY APPLICATIONSno. 9 (2024)

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Reservoir Displacement by an Invasive Rodent Reduces Lassa Virus Zoonotic Spillover Risk

Evan A. Eskew,Brian H. Bird,Bruno M. Ghersi,James Bangura,Andrew J. Basinski,Emmanuel Amara, Mohamed A. Bah,Marilyn C. Kanu,Osman T. Kanu,Edwin G. Lavalie,Victor Lungay,Willie Robert,Mohamed A. Vandi,Elisabeth Fichet-Calvet,Scott L. Nuismer

NATURE COMMUNICATIONS（2024）

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A Global-Scale Dataset of Bat Viral Detection Suggests That Pregnancy Reduces Viral Shedding

Evan A Eskew,Kevin J Olival,Jonna A K Mazet,Peter Daszak, PREDICT Consortium

bioRxiv the preprint server for biology (2024)

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Quantifying the Risk of Spillover Reduction Programs for Human Health

Scott L Nuismer,Andrew J Basinski,Courtney L Schreiner,Evan A Eskew,Elisabeth Fichet-Calvet,Christopher H Remien

PLoS Computational Biologyno. 8 (2024): e1012358-e1012358

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Apparent Ophidiomycosis Alters Eastern Copperhead (agkistrodon Contortrix) Behavior and Habitat Use

Morgan Mark, Tyler C. Christensen,Robert E. Kwait,Evan A. Eskew,Isabelle Zoccolo, Emily J. Struck,Brooke Maslo

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE DISEASESno. 4 (2024): 827-838

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