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A mathematical model of HPAI transmission between dairy cattle and wild birds with environmental effects
Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), particularly H5N1, poses an increasing threat at the wildlife--livestock--environment interface, with recent detections in dairy cattle motivating multi-host transmission models. We develop and analyse a deterministic compartmental model for HPAI transmissio
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