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The importance of the aggregation of ticks on small mammal hosts for the establishment and persistence of tick-borne pathogens: an investigation using the R(0) model

scientific article published on 19 July 2012

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The importance of the aggregation of ticks on small mammal hosts for the establishment and persistence of tick-borne pathogens: an investigation using the R(0) model (English)

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19 July 2012

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1605-1613

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10.1017/S0031182012000893

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12 November 2017

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12 November 2017

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