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Circulation and selection of zoonotic viral epidemics
Human history has been marked by viral epidemics of zoonotic origin which have evolved and spread through the human population with devastating effect. In this dissertation, I explore the origins of zoonosis, adaptation, and spread of viruses in heterogeneous human populations. To understand how vir
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