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Seasonality and pathogen transmission in pastoral cattle contact networks
Kimberly VanderWaal
, Marie Gilbertson
, Sharon Okanga
, Brian F. Allan
,
Meggan E Craft
Veterinary Population Medicine
Ecology, Evolution and Behavior
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Keyphrases
Cattle
100%
Contact Network
100%
Pathogen Transmission
100%
Pastoral
100%
Herding
37%
Dry Season
37%
Pathogen Spread
25%
Contact Rate
25%
Limited Water
25%
Africa
12%
Kenya
12%
Disease Spread
12%
Transmission Dynamics
12%
Animal Population
12%
Resource Impacts
12%
Water Resources
12%
Water Sources
12%
Control Policy
12%
Disease Outbreaks
12%
Free-range
12%
Network Structure
12%
Seasonal Changes
12%
GPS Technology
12%
Water Distribution
12%
Resource Availability
12%
Congregations
12%
Cattle Herds
12%
Resource Distribution
12%
Semi-arid Region
12%
Free-roaming
12%
Wet Season
12%
Contact Pattern
12%
Contact Model
12%
Resource Access
12%
Local Contact
12%
Prevention Policies
12%
Infectious Pathogens
12%
Livestock Movements
12%
Water Impact
12%
Pastoral Area
12%
Seasonal Heterogeneity
12%
Movement Networks
12%
Multi-connectivity
12%
Contact Event
12%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Herd
100%
Season
100%
Infectious Disease
25%
Animal Population
25%
Epidemic
25%
Africa
25%
Kenya
25%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Herd
100%
Dry Season
75%
Water Resource
50%
Arid Zones
25%
Wet Season
25%
Global Positioning System
25%