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Pillars of theoretical biology: Superspreading and the effect of individual variation on disease emergence.
This commentary highlights the paper by Lloyd-Smith et al. (2005), which presented and analysed a model of infectious disease transmission that accounts for the effects of superspreading. The model made key contributions by providing a parsimonious yet broadly applicable theory for the effects of in
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