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Table 1. Definitions of epidemiological parameters used in the study.
Table 2. Epidemiological parameters for scrapie outbreaks in 30 sheep flocks.
Figure 1. Time-course of scrapie outbreaks in 30 sheep flocks in the UK. (a) Occurrence and origin of cases within each outbreak
Figure 2. Epidemiological characteristics of scrapie outbreaks in 30 sheep flocks in the UK
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