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Correlated host movements can reshape spatio-temporal disease dynamics: modeling the contributions of space use to transmission risk using movement data

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By Lisa I. Muller, Lisa Müller, Dan Grove, Justin Kosiewska, Dailee Metts
| biorxiv.org
Abstract Despite decades of epidemiological theory making relatively simple assumptions about host movements, it is increasingly clear that non-random movements drastically affect disease transmission. To better predict transmission risk, theory needs to simultaneously account for how the environment affects host space use and how social dynamics affect correlation in space use.
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