The dependence of urban tick and Lyme disease hazards on the hinterlands
Sara Gandy(Public Health England), Lucy Gilbert(University of Glasgow), David Johnson(Allegheny Intermediate Unit), Grace Plahe(University of Salford), Kirsty Watkinson(University of Manchester), Richard J. Birtles(University of Salford), Jessica L. Hall(University of Glasgow)
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