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Species Coexistence and Pathogens with Frequency‐Dependent Transmission

6 Jun 2005

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Pathogens that infect multiple hosts are commonly transmitted by vectors, and their transmission rate is often thought to depend on the proportion of hosts or vectors infected (i.e., frequency dependence). A model of a two-host, one-pathogen system with frequency-dependent transmission is used to investigate how sharing a pathogen with an alternative host influences pathogen-mediated extinction. The results show...

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PMID: 15937794
DOI: 10.1086/430674

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