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    • Highest spillover odds estimates correlated with forest loss and fragmentation patterns.
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    • 2022 spillover events occurred in areas with top 0.1% spillover odds or increased risk from 2021.

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    • Understanding risk factors associated with environmental and demographic changes is crucial for mitigating Ebolavirus outbreaks.