文摘
Migratory birds are critical to the prevalence of many epidemic diseases. In this paper, a new two species eco-epidemiological model with disease in the migratory prey is formulated. A modified Leslie-Gower functional scheme, with saturated incidence and recovery rate are considered in this new model. Through theoretical analysis, a series of conditions are established to ensure the extinction, permanence of the disease, and to keep the system globally attractive. It was observed that if the lower threshold value \(R_{*}>1\), the infective population of the periodic system is permanent, whereas if the upper threshold value \(R^{*}\leq1\), then the disease will go to extinction. Our results also show that predation could be a good choice to control disease and enhance permanence.