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Ecological factors alter how spatial overlap predicts viral infection dynamics in wild rodent populations

2024-06-23

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Spatial overlap between animals in wildlife populations can have important implications for pathogen transmission. Ecological factors and animal demographic traits can influence animal space use and spatial overlap, but it is unclear how these interactions drive pathogen transmission. We experimentally manipulated wild bank vole populations via resource supplementation and anthelmintic treatment. Using network ana...

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Literature Corpus work: 35b845f8-361f-5db8-8fb7-0a33047bbc73
DOI: 10.1101/2024.06.19.599763

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