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Disease Ecology Community Structure And Pathogen Dynamics 1st Edition Sharon K Collinge

Name: Disease Ecology Community Structure And Pathogen Dynamics 1st Edition Sharon K Collinge
SKU: BELL-1394596
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Disease Ecology Community Structure And Pathogen Dynamics 1st Edition Sharon K Collinge instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.71 MB

Pages: 241

Author: Sharon K. Collinge, Chris Ray

ISBN: 9780198567073, 9780198567080, 9781423757092, 0198567073, 0198567081, 1423757092

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 1

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Disease Ecology Community Structure And Pathogen Dynamics 1st Edition Sharon K Collinge by Sharon K. Collinge, Chris Ray 9780198567073, 9780198567080, 9781423757092, 0198567073, 0198567081, 1423757092 instant download after payment.

Disease Ecology highlights exciting advances in theoretical and empirical research towards understanding the importance of community structure in the emergence of infectious diseases. The chapters in this book illustrate aspects of community ecology that influence pathogen transmission rates and disease dynamics in a wide variety of study systems. The innovative studies presented here communicate a clear message: studies of epidemiology can be approached from the perspective of community ecology, and students of community ecology can contribute significantly to epidemiology.