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. 2022 Dec 24;12(1):28. doi: 10.3390/pathogens12010028

Table 1.

Prevalence of F. tularensis antibodies in live-captured Arctic foxes from central Nunavut. Years when fox pups were not captured are blacked out (either due to resource limitations (2011–2013) or a low number of breeding foxes at Karrak Lake (2017)).

Year Location Total Number of Foxes Tested Total Seroprevalence (%) CI95
(%)
Total Number of Adults Adult Seroprevalence
(%)
CI95
(%)
Total Number of Pups Pup Seroprevalence
(%)
CI95
(%)
2011 Karrak Lake 10 0 0–28 10 0 0–28
2012 Karrak Lake 18 0 0–18 18 0 0–18
2013 Karrak Lake 16 0 0–19 16 0 0–19
2014 Karrak Lake 32 3 (n = 1) 1–16 14 7 (n = 1) 1–32 18 0 0–18
2015 Karrak Lake 24 4 (n = 1) 1–20 11 9 (n = 1) 2–38 13 0 0–23
2016 Karrak Lake 15 27 (n = 4) 11–52 5 80 (n = 4) 38–96 10 0 0–28
2017 Karrak Lake 4 0 0 4 0 0–49
2018 Karrak Lake 44 45 (n = 20) 32–60 21 48 (n = 10) 28–68 23 44 (n = 10) 26–63
2019 Karrak Lake 39 21 (n = 8) 11–36 14 29 (n = 4) 12–55 25 16 (n = 4) 6–35
2021 Cambridge Bay 28 14 (n = 4) 6–32 8 50 (n = 4) 22–79 20 0 0–16