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Antibody prevalences found in 10 recent serosurveys of Spanish roe deer (2007-2010). Squares (■,□) indicate viruses, diamonds (♦,◊) are for bacterial diseases and triangles (▲) for parasites. White backgrounds indicate vector-borne diseases. References for Pestivirus, [14,15]; BTv, [17]; Neospora, [36,37]; Coxiella burnetii, [27]; C. abortus, [28], Toxoplasma, [31,36]; and Anaplasma, [29].
