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From patterns to predictions: A framework for the spatial epidemiology of wildlife diseases

2025-12-08

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Wildlife diseases pose a significant threat to public health, livestock, and biodiversity conservation. In this context, spatial epidemiology offers a robust framework for elucidating disease dynamics and informing policy-making and disease management. The workflow in spatial epidemiology involves three main steps: (1) descriptive analysis of spatial dynamics; (2) exploration of the observed dynamics; and (3) pred...

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10.32942/x2m94t
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