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Muhammad Subbayyal Akram, Muhammad Subbayyal Akram.

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Abstract The transmission of infectious organisms from animals to humans is known as zoonosis, and it’s a multifaceted and dynamic field of study. Wild birds also play a vital role in it, especially those wild birds which are migratory. They are one of the major causes of genetic mutations when these wild birds, which are reservoirs of zoonitic infections, come into contact with wild birds or animals of another region while migrating. Even humans are affected by these migrations because some birds are consumed by humans. This paper is composed of various research proofs, which show how these infections are modifying and developing the ability to harm other wild birds, livestock, and humans. The main aims to clarify the ways by which they are affecting how to develop preventive measurements for the future.

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