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Eco-Epidemiological Model of Predator-Prey with Two-Strain Infections: The Impact of Herd Behavior

2024-10-10

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This study presents an eco-epidemiological model exploring a prey population infected by two distinct pathogen strains in the presence of an unaffected predator population. The model investigates how prey herding behavior provides protection against predation under multi-strain infections. A well-posedness and boundedness analysis of the populations ensures the robustness of the model. Linear stability analysis re...

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3df0735b-b053-5fed-b68c-675793f9ee90
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10.20944/preprints202410.0819.v1
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