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Assessing a landscape barrier using genetic simulation modelling: implications for raccoon rabies management.

Preventive veterinary medicine - 15 Aug 2008

Rees Erin E, Pond Bruce A, Cullingham Catherine I, Tinline Rowland, Ball David, Kyle Christopher J, White Bradley N

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Landscape barriers influence movement patterns of animals, which in turn, affect spatio-temporal spread of infectious wildlife disease. We compare genetic data from computer simulations to those acquired from field samples to measure the effect of a landscape barrier on raccoon (Procyon lotor) movement, enabling risk assessment of raccoon rabies disease spread across the Niagara River from New York State into...

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PMID: 18440659
DOI: 10.1016/j.prevetmed.2008.03.007

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