Corrigendum to “Disentangling complex disease ecology networks: Using structural equation modelling to quantify the direct and indirect effects of deer on Lyme borreliosis hazard” [Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases 17 (2026) 102595]
Sara Gandy(Public Health England), Lucy Gilbert(University of Glasgow), Marianne C. James(University of Aberdeen), Caroline Millins(University of Liverpool), Manoj Fonville(National Institute for Public Health and the Environment), Paul Johnson(University of Glasgow), H. Sprong(National Institute for Public Health and the Environment), Ken J. Forbes(University of Aberdeen), F. Sánchez-Rodriguez(University of Glasgow), William McLellan(University of Glasgow), Jaboury Ghazoul(Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network), Roman Biek(University of Glasgow), Alan S. Bowman(University of Aberdeen), Fanny Olsthoorn(Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network)
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