D. Buttke, Samuel B Grossberg, Dafna Reiner, M. Verant
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Rabies as a Potential Cause of Mass Mortality Events in North American Bat Species
Abstract: Rabies-association bat mortality events are rarely reported, suggesting that rabies is not a significant cause of bat mass mortality. Three bat die-offs in National Park Service units were attributed to rabies, highlighting the value of including rabies, and rabies virus strain spillover events, as a differential in mass mortality events.
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