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Average number of cattle and shoats, with quite high variation, among the 120 interviewed farmersis reported in Table 3.

The average number of cattle per movement (avAN) had very weak correlations to the other selected criteria.

The regional average number of cattle herds per square kilometer was borderline significantly related to the occurrence of seropositive dairy herds (P = 0.06).

Table 2 shows the average number of cattle and small ruminants per herd stratified by age group and sex and the proportion of each group in the species-specific herd.

The final model from multivariable analysis included increasing herd size and increasing regional average number of cattle per dairy herd as continuous scaled variables significantly associated with C. burnetii seropositivity (Table  2, Model A).

Multifactorial logistic regression showed statistically significant associations (P < 0.01) between C. burnetii seropositivity and increasing herd size (OR = 1.02 per cow increment) and increasing regional average number of cattle per dairy herd (OR = 1.02 per animal increment).

For this, we multiplied for each of the four areas the average numbers of cattle, sheep, and goats lost per household by the monetary value of each of these three species based on prevailing prices at the local sale points for the period before the onset of the drought.

MP, located in northeast Germany, is the most sparsely populated German state, but is home to large-scale agricultural holdings with high average numbers of cattle and pigs per farm.

The average number of people, cattle, sheep and goat per household was 12, 55, 14 and 6 respectively (Table 1).

We also used annual socioeconomic data for each of the 47 prefectures (7 ), including the following information: population density, percentage of children (<15 years of age), percentage of elderly (>65 years of age), average number of persons in the household, number of livestock (beef cattle, dairy cattle, hogs, and chickens) per person in the prefecture, and average income.

Comparative genomics of the newly sequenced porcine C. pecorum genomes revealed an increased average number of SNP differences (~11 500) between porcine and sheep, cattle, and koala C. pecorum strains, compared to previous C. pecorum genome analyses.