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. 2021 Mar 3;19(3):e06419. doi: 10.2903/j.efsa.2021.6419

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Temporal dynamics of seroprevalence (antibodies) in subadult wild boar (6–24 months) in simulated wild boar populations in Estonia at the LAU 1 unit level 
Variation over time between simulated runs and different LAU 1 units is presented using percentiles. Data are aligned by the date (t = 0) in each LAU 1 unit when the last infectious animal had succumbed to ASF. Left: standard model, no animals develop lifelong infectivity; Middle: 1 out of 1,000 infected animals develops lifelong infectivity; and Right: 1 out of 100 infected animals develops lifelong infectivity. The weekly prevalence was calculated given the current population number (i.e. the number of animals alive) in the respective age class. Of the original data series (comprising 100 runs and 13 LAU 1 units), only those simulation runs in which fade‐out occurred are presented here. The simulation was conducted over the full territory of Estonia (except the islands).