Kevin Niedringhaus
Assistant Professor of Wildlife Pathology
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Kevin Niedringhaus is an Assistant Professor of Wildlife Pathology at the University of Pennsylvania, USA. His research focuses on wildlife diseases, particularly fungal infections in wild birds, pathology in white-tailed deer, and the implications of zoonotic diseases. Recent publications include studies on Aspergillosis in birds, hypertrophic osteopathy in deer, and surveillance of avian influenza in wild canids, contributing valuable insights into wildlife health management.
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