Management Agencies can Leverage Animal Social Structure for Wildlife Disease Surveillance
James G. Booth(Cornell University), Krysten L. Schuler(Cornell University), Nicholas Hollingshead(Cornell University), Joe N. Caudell(Indiana Department of Natural Resources), Joseph Guinness(Washington University in St. Louis), Carlos González‐Crespo(University of California, Davis), Sonja A. Christensen(Michigan State University), Cara E. Them, Chris S. Jennelle(Minnesota Department of Natural Resources), Noelle E. Thompson(Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies), Zackary J. Delisle(Indiana Department of Natural Resources), Brenda J. Hanley(Cornell University)
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