Predicted avian influenza (IAV) prevalence for 30 waterfowl species by week of year
By Eastern Ecological Science Center
2022 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Percentage of individuals predicted to test positive for avian influenza virus (± 95% CI) for each species for each week ignoring spatial effects. Predictions are based on the overall prevalence values in the USDA dataset, which had a higher detection rate. Circles running along the x-axis indicate the number of samples for each species taken during that week. Originally published in Kent et al. (2022, Scientific Reports).
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