Brucellosis is a major zoonotic bacterial disease, widely distributed in both humans and other mammals.

When studying the disease in wildlife, the issues of whether wild­life represent a significant reservoir of infection for live­stock or are just spillover hosts, and the zoonotic implications of wildlife infection have to be considered.

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