Cornelio Sánchez-Hernández

TL;DR: This work presents the first evidence suggesting the presence of DV in bats from Mexico, and shows positive individuals for all three tests, including antibody seronegative in M. nigricans.

TL;DR: Cladistic analyses and descriptive indices of historical signals of previous molecular and morphological data, combined with morphometric data, showed that morphometric characters contain cladistic structure and they are phylogeneticaly useful.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated the relationship between chiropteran species distributions and four fundamental environmental factors (temperature, precipitation, soil and vegetation) and constructed a species richness prediction map based on the environmental factors.

TL;DR: This work collected and surveyed several rodent species in Western Mexico and identified three previously unrecognized rodents with antibodies to hantaviral antigens: Oryzomys couesi, Sigmodon mascotensis and Baiomys musculus, suggesting that ORO virus is a unique genotype within Hantavirus.

TL;DR: Of the 108 sera analyzed for antibodies against LPMV, only one was positive (a male Rhogeessa parvula major, captured in the undisturbed area), which suggests that bats in the surveyed localities do not play a role in the epidemiology of L PMV.