Table 4 Summary of number of transmission modes, number of zoonoses with different transmission modes, and number of zoonoses caused by different pathogen types in synanthropic and non-synanthropic rodents

From: Population fluctuations and synanthropy explain transmission risk in rodent-borne zoonoses

Transmission type

Mean

95% CIa

Range

N

Number of transmission modes

 Synanthropic reservoirs

4.39

3.36–5.41

1–47

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

2.12

1.82–2.42

1–11

134

Number of zoonoses with close transmission mode

 Synanthropic reservoirs

1.28

1.03–1.54

0–10

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.65

0.53–0.77

0–3

134

Number of zoonoses with non-close transmission mode

 Synanthropic reservoirs

0.97

0.65–1.28

0–15

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.55

0.39–0.71

0–5

134

Number of zoonoses transmitted by vectors

 Synanthropic reservoirs

1.63

1.25–2.00

0–17

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.66

0.52–0.81

0–4

134

Number of zoonoses with intermediate transmission mode

 Synanthropic reservoirs

0.51

0.30–0.71

0–9

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.25

0.17–0.34

0–2

134

Number of zoonoses caused by helminths

 Synanthropic reservoirs

0.51

0.30–0.73

0–10

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.20

0.11–0.29

0–3

134

Number of zoonoses caused by bacteria

 Synanthropic reservoirs

1.18

0.88–1.49

0–12

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.36

0.25–0.46

0–3

134

Number of zoonoses caused by viruses

 Synanthropic reservoirs

0.99

0.78–1.20

0–8

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.38

0.29–0.47

0–3

134

Number of zoonoses caused by fungi

 Synanthropic reservoirs

0.03

−0.01–0.06

0–2

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.05

0.01–0.10

0–2

134

Number of zoonoses caused by Protozoa

 Synanthropic reservoirs

0.72

0.55–0.90

0–7

148

 Non-synanthropic reservoirs

0.57

0.46–0.69

0–3

134

  1. aConfidence interval.