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Modelling infected predators as epidemic bridges for infectious disease of wildlife and humans

Modelling infected predators as epidemic bridges for infectious disease of wildlife and humans
将受感染的捕食者建模为野生动物和人类传染病的流行桥梁
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2436161
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英国
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Studentship
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
英国
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未结题
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2020 至 --

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A study using mathematical modelling techniques used to study invasive and native species interactions with a focus on the impact of shared disease. Key case studies include the Squirrel Pox epidemic and its impact on the UK red and grey squirrel population, and the impact of disease on cycling populations.
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