Interactions between avian colonial social structure and disease dynamics
<p>All wildlife populations harbour parasites. However, seabirds are likely to play a particularly important role in the maintenance and dispersal of infectious agents as a result of their colonial breeding habits. Seabird colonies are also known to be highly spatially structured, but little i...
Main Author: | Wanelik, K |
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Other Authors: | Sheldon, B |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2015
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