Implications of within-farm transmission for network dynamics: Consequences for the spread of avian influenza
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Rowland R. Kao | Louise Matthews | Giles T. Innocent | Jennifer E. Dent | Sema Nickbakhsh | R. Kao | L. Matthews | M. Arnold | S. Reid | J. Dent | G. Innocent | S. Nickbakhsh | Mark E. Arnold | Stuart W.J. Reid
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