Volume 24, Number 12—December 2018
Research
Spatial Analysis of Wildlife Tuberculosis Based on a Serologic Survey Using Dried Blood Spots, Portugal
Table 1
Variable | Specific variable | Unit |
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Wild host density | Wild boar hunting bag | Wild boar hunted/km2† |
Red deer hunting bag | Red deer hunted/km2† | |
Fallow deer hunting bag | Fallow deer hunted/km2† | |
Game management | Intensity of management as proportion of area as tourist or national hunting zones | Proportion |
Domestic host density | Cattle density >6 mo of age, meat | Cattle/km2 |
Sheep density >6 mo of age, extensive | Sheep/km2 | |
Goat density >6 -mo of age, extensive | Goats/km2 | |
Pig density >6 mo of age, free range | Pigs/km2 | |
Bovine tuberculosis incidence in cattle | Bovine tuberculosis incidence in cattle | Proportion |
Historical population dynamics | Distance to the nearest historical refuge | km |
*Spatial unit for all variables in county.
†Average no. of each wild game species hunted per county per year/area of hunting areas for which data were available per county per year.
1Current affiliation: Research Centre in Biodiversity and Genetic Resources, University of Porto,Vairão, Portugal.
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