Wildlife response to land-use change forces encounters between zoonotic disease hosts and farms in agricultural landscapes
Authors:
- Kilian J. MurphyKMKilian J. Murphy
- Andrew W. ByrneABAndrew W. Byrne
- Nicola MarplesNMNicola Marples
- Maria J.H. O’hAganMOMaria J.H. O’hAgan
- David J. KellyDKDavid J. Kelly
- David QuinnDQDavid Quinn
- Phillip BreslinPBPhillip Breslin
- Virginia Morera-PujolVMVirginia Morera-Pujol
- Renée M. KhouriRKRenée M. Khouri
- Damien BarrettDBDamien Barrett
- Guy McGrathGMGuy McGrath
- Simone CiutiSCSimone Ciuti
Open Access
- 6 March 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment
- Vol. 386
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Funding Information
- Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, UK Government
- Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine
- Washington State Department of Agriculture
- National Parks and Wildlife Service
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