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  1. Maintaining pathogens with short infectivity in seasonally structured tick populations: relative importance of three transmission pathways

    Infectivity periods of different tick-borne pathogens in host species can vary widely, and the variation affects how the pathogens are maintained in tick populations. In addition to systemic and vertical transmission, cofeeding transmission has been proposed as an important route for the …

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