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Anthropogenic disturbance and the risk of flea-borne disease transmission
Megan M. Friggens, Paul Beier
Forestry, School of
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Keyphrases
Disease Transmission
100%
Fleas
100%
Anthropogenic Disturbance
100%
Flea-borne Diseases
100%
Desert
28%
Flea Infestation
28%
Human Disturbance
28%
Disease Spread
28%
Urban Areas
14%
Three-level
14%
Management Strategy
14%
Host Specificity
14%
Grassland
14%
Interaction Effect
14%
Vector-borne Disease
14%
Mammalian Species
14%
Mammal Diversity
14%
Small Mammals
14%
Small Mammal Community
14%
Forest Habitats
14%
Host Use
14%
Disturbance Effect
14%
Habitat Change
14%
Agricultural Area
14%
Savanna
14%
Pathogen Vectors
14%
Mammal Richness
14%
Urban Site
14%
Community Disruption
14%
Intermediate Disturbance
14%
Through Effect
14%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Small Mammal
100%
Grassland
50%
Host Specificity
50%
Forest Habitats
50%