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A
model for the spatial spread of a multi-species disease
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Julien Arino, Richard Jordan, P. van den Driessche
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The population dynamics of
pathogens with multiple hosts
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Andrew
Dobson
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Kangaroos,
mosquitoes and disease: persistence of Ross River virus in Australia
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K.
Glass
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A new method to estimate the
effort required to control an infectious disease
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Hans
(J.A.P.) Heesterbeek, Mick Roberts
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Spatiotemporal
Propagation of FIV within Populations of Cats. Mathematical Analysis and Numerical
Study of Infection Waves.
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Frank
M. Hilker, Michel
Langlais, Sergei V. Petrovskii, Horst Malchow
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Control
of Epidemics: the impact of vaccination on strain dynamics
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M
Iannelli
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The
Effect Of Seasonal Host Birth Rates On Population Dynamics: A Max/Min
Approach
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J.M. Ireland, R.A.
Norman
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Frequency-dependent incidence in STD
models: portrayal of pair-based transmission and effects of illness on
contact behaviour
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James
O. Lloyd-Smith,
Wayne M. Getz
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Problems in estimating infectious
disease transmission rates from data
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Andrew
Park, Katie
Glass, James Wood and Bryan Grenfell
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The effects of strain heterology
on the epidemiology of equine influenza in a vaccinated population
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Andrew
Park, James Wood,
Janet Daly, Richard Newton
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Modelling
the dynamics of Lyme Disease and Tick-borne Encephalitis in Trentino
(northern Italy)
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Roberto
Rosą, Andrea
Pugliese, Mini Ghosh, Annapaola Rizzoli, Rachel Norman, Peter J. Hudson
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How diseases affect symbiotic
communities
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Ezio
Venturino
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The role
of competition and disease on the replacement of red squirrels by greys
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Andrew
White, Daniel
Tompkins, Michael Boots
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