Threshold host density (NT), in the context of wildlife disease ecology, refers to the concentration of a population of a particular organism as it relates...

outside of any living host, they are difficult to control or eradicate. Their spread is also not subject to threshold host density. Sapronotic outbreaks...

extinction threshold refers to minimum parasite density level for the parasite to persist in a population. Interventions that reduce parasite density to a level...

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a ciliate parasite known as Philaster apodigitformis Epizootic Threshold host density Wildlife management Scully, Jackie Leach (July 2004). "What is a...

Extinction Threshold: A Synthesis, Ecological Applications: Vol.12, No.2, pp.346-353. Deredec, A. and Courchamp, F, 2003:Extinction Thresholds in Host-Parasite...

cell density, the molecules may just diffuse away. At high cell density, the local concentration of signaling molecules may exceed its threshold level...

suppressing long-range density fluctuations and are, therefore, nearly hyperuniform. Classification analysis suggests that low and high density amorphous ices...

conditions. Epidemiology Immunology Microbiology Natural reservoir Threshold host density Zoonotic diseases Ecoimmunology Ostfeld (2015). Hawley & Altizer...