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Epidemiological Survey of DNA Viruses in Non-Native Pond Sliders (
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The spread of non-native freshwater turtles in urban, peri-urban, and natural environments poses increasing ecological and sanitary concerns, particularly due to their potential role as reservoirs of infectious agents. Among these, DNA viruses remain largely unexplored in both invasive and native chelonians. In this study, a molecular survey targeting selected viral pathogens was conducted on oral and cloacal swabs collected from non-native freshwater turtles from natural and confinement ponds in Northeastern Italy, with the aim of assessing the pathogen's presence and their potential epidemiological relevance. One hundred sixty-four pond sliders (
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