Commensal bacterial sharing does not predict host social associations in kangaroos

Volume: 88, Issue: 11, Pages: 1696 - 1707
Published: Jul 29, 2019
Abstract
Social network analysis has been postulated as a tool to study potential pathogen transmission in wildlife but is resource-intensive to quantify. Networks based on bacterial genotypes have been proposed as a cost-effective method for estimating social or transmission network based on the assumption that individuals in close contact will share commensal bacteria. However, the use of network analysis to study wild populations requires critical...
Paper Details
Title
Commensal bacterial sharing does not predict host social associations in kangaroos
Published Date
Jul 29, 2019
Volume
88
Issue
11
Pages
1696 - 1707
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