Options for the management of bovine tuberculosis transmission from badgers (Meles meles) to cattle: evidence from a long-tenn study
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- Delahay Richard J.
- Wildlife Disease Ecology Team, Central Science Laboratory
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- Smith Graham C.
- Wildlife Disease Ecology Team, Central Science Laboratory
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- Ward Alastair I.
- Wildlife Disease Ecology Team, Central Science Laboratory
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- Cheeseman Chris L.
- Wildlife Disease Ecology Team, Central Science Laboratory
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- Options for the management of bovine tuberculosis transmission from badgers (<i>Meles meles</i>) to cattle: evidence from a long-term study
- Options for the management of bovine tuberculosis transmission from badgers (Meles meles) to cattle: evidence from a long-term study
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Bovine tuberculosis is a serious disease of cattle in the UK where the Eurasian badger (Meles meles) is implicated as a source of infection. We describe a long-term ecological and epidemiological study of a high density badger population at Woodchester Park, and review some of the principal results. Options for management of transmission to cattle include culling or vaccinating badgers, and changes to cattle husbandry practices to minimise interactions. The results of intensive field studies suggest that the social disturbance created by culling may have counter-productive epidemiological consequences. Badger vaccination and changes to farm husbandry practices require considerable further research before their impact on cattle herd breakdown rates can be quantified.<br>
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- Mammal Study
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Mammal Study 30 (Supplement), S73-S81, 2005
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- 1390282679648119040
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- NII論文ID
- 10017275024
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- AA11185060
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- 13486160
- 13434152
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