Session: Disease And Epidemiology 5 (2020 ESA Annual Meeting (August 3

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Host and environment interact to drive the persistence of remnant host populations following pathogen invasion
Alexander Grimaudo, Virginia Tech; Joseph R. Hoyt, Virginia Tech; Carl J. Herzog, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation; Alyssa B. Bennett, Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department; Kate E. Langwig, Virginia Tech

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A question of scale: The impact of population density and localized depletion of susceptible individuals on dengue persistence in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rahul Subramanian, University of Chicago; Victoria Romeo-Aznar, University of Chicago; Edward L. Ionides, University of Michigan; Claudia Torres Codeco, Fundacao Oswaldo Cruz; Mercedes Pascual, University of Chicago

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Human density at high resolution is key to dengue transmission within an urban landscape
Victoria Romeo-Aznar, University of Chicago; Lais Picinini-Freitas, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation; Oswaldo Gonçalves Cruz, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation; Claudia Codeço, Instituto Oswaldo Cruz; Mercedes Pascual, University of Chicago

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The impact of the honey bee microbiome on Nosema infection following low dose exposure
Emma Bradford, Virginia Tech; Jenifer Walke, Eastern Washington University; Richard D. Fell, Virginia Tech; David C. Haak, Virginia Tech; Lisa Belden, Virginia Tech

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Doing more with less: Combating foot-and-mouth disease with target density-based culling
Rachel Lantz, Oregon State University; Amanda J. Meadows, Oregon State University; Jean B. Contina, Oregon State University; Christopher C. Mundt, Oregon State University; Matt J. Keeling, University of Warwick; Michael J. Tildesley, University of Warwick

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The eco-epidemiology of tick-borne relapsing fever in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, USA
Peter J. Motyka, Northern Arizona University; Nathan C. Nieto, Northern Arizona University

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