Temporal and spatial drivers of Lyme disease hazard differ between urban and rural environments
Sara Gandy(Public Health England), Lucy Gilbert(University of Glasgow), Jessica L. Hall(University of Glasgow), Richard J. Birtles(University of Salford), David L. Johnson(Lancaster University), Grace Plahe(University of Salford)
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