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Ebola spreads from animals to hunters

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Future outbreaks may be hard to predict, tests suggest.

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  1. Leroy, E. M. et al. Multiple ebola transmission events and rapid decline of central African wildlife. Science, 303, 387 - 390, (2004).

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