Experimental evidence for opposing effects of high deer density on tick-borne pathogen prevalence and hazard
Sara Gandy(Public Health England), Lucy Gilbert(University of Glasgow), Roman Biek(University of Glasgow), Caroline Millins(University of Liverpool), Elizabeth Kilbride(University of Glasgow)
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