Dispersal in a patchy landscape reveals contrasting determinants of infection in a wild avian malaria system.
Understanding exactly when, where and how hosts become infected with parasites is critical to understanding host-parasite co-evolution in natural populations. However, for host-parasite systems in which hosts or parasites are mobile, for example in vector-borne diseases, the spatial location of infe...
Prif Awduron: | Knowles, S, Wood, M, Alves, R, Sheldon, B |
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Fformat: | Journal article |
Iaith: | English |
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