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Conservation management within strongholds in the face of disease‐mediated invasions: red and grey squirrels as a case study

2014-12-01

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There is increasing evidence that disease‐mediated invasions are widespread across a range of vertebrate, invertebrate and plant systems. We therefore need a better understanding of the role of disease in managing conservation threats due to introduced and invasive species. Here, we develop a general theoretical model framework to assess the impact of disease‐mediated invasion on the viability of conserving native...

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Literature Corpus work: 197b3517-9c37-5a7c-914f-bd4dd4db2c2e
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2664.12274

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