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Persistent phylogeographic structure of an emerging virus on a homogeneous landscape

2018-10-07

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Landscape composition and structure influence animal movement, which in turn can affect transmission of their diseases. Spatio-temporal variation in host diffusion, caused by landscape heterogeneity, is thus expected to generate corresponding phylogeographic patterns in the pathogen. However, establishing causative links between genetic structure in pathogen populations and environmental variation does require app...

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Literature Corpus work: c24389c6-ad8f-5d1b-884e-55260ac037e9
DOI: 10.7287/peerj.preprints.27260v1

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