Disease, habitat fragmentation and conservation
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- University of Queensland Australia
- University of Queensland Australia
- College of New Jersey United States
- University of Queensland Australia
Metapopulations, Conservation of Natural Resources, Infectious-diseases, Corridors, Population Dynamics, bats, bat, Conservation, Models, Biological, 333, Animal Diseases, Host-Parasite Interactions, Persistence, C1, Chiroptera, Animals, Animalia, Chordata, Biology, Ecosystem, Disease Reservoirs, Population Biology, Destruction, Biodiversity, 06 Biological Sciences, Dynamics, 770703 Living resources (flora and fauna), Mammalia, Habitat Loss, 270708 Conservation and Biodiversity, Metapopulation, Reservoir Species, Pathogens, Coexistence, Model
Metapopulations, Conservation of Natural Resources, Infectious-diseases, Corridors, Population Dynamics, bats, bat, Conservation, Models, Biological, 333, Animal Diseases, Host-Parasite Interactions, Persistence, C1, Chiroptera, Animals, Animalia, Chordata, Biology, Ecosystem, Disease Reservoirs, Population Biology, Destruction, Biodiversity, 06 Biological Sciences, Dynamics, 770703 Living resources (flora and fauna), Mammalia, Habitat Loss, 270708 Conservation and Biodiversity, Metapopulation, Reservoir Species, Pathogens, Coexistence, Model
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