Mapping the basic reproduction number (R₀) for vector-borne diseases: a case study on bluetongue virus.
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Mapping the basic reproduction number (R₀) for vector-borne diseases: a case study on bluetongue virus.
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Mapping the basic reproduction ...... ase study on bluetongue virus.
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Mapping the basic reproduction ...... ase study on bluetongue virus.
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A R W Elbers
A de Koeijer
D J Rogers
G-J Boender
N A Hartemink
R Meiswinkel
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10.1016/J.EPIDEM.2009.05.004
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2009-06-06T00:00:00Z