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Vector demography, dispersal and the spread of disease: Experimental epidemics under elevated resource supply

2020-12-01

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The spread of many diseases depends on the demography and dispersal of arthropod vectors. Classic epidemiological theory typically ignores vector dynamics and instead makes the simplifying assumption of frequency‐dependent transmission. Yet, vector ecology may be critical for understanding the spread of disease over space and time and how disease dynamics respond to environmental change. Here, we ask how environme...

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15bfba3e-092c-53c1-8c25-99b5362438ab
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10.1111/1365-2435.13672
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