Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6379495 Applied Animal Behaviour Science 2015 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
As our results differ from the findings of studies carried out in high-density badger populations in Great Britain it is probable that different farming practices as well as differences in badger behaviour and ecology must be taken into account when designing measures to control this disease. Increasing our knowledge of the interactions between badgers and cattle in a variety of ecological situations will assist in proactive and general control of the disease in both species.
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