Titlebook: Diseases at the Wildlife - Livestock Interface; Research and Perspec Joaquín Vicente,Kurt C. Vercauteren,Christian Gort Book 2021 Springer

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Natural and Historical Overview of the Animal Wildlife-Livestock Interfaced establishment of local settlements modelled multiple wildlife–livestock–human interfaces, characterized by the maintenance of “crowd diseases” (both by humans and/or by animals) and the continuous presence of a domestic pathogen reservoir. Through the course of human history, our impact on the nat

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The Ecology of Pathogens Transmission at the Wildlife-Livestock Interface: Beyond Disease Ecology, Tctions and abiotic components of the environment affect the patterns and processes of infectious diseases. As such, this emerging discipline is highly relevant to improve our understanding and management of diverse and complex wildlife–livestock interfaces across the globe. We illustrate with variou

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Characteristics and Perspectives of Disease at the Wildlife-Livestock Interface in Europeodland and scrubland habitats, along with agricultural intensification, favor the population growth of a few successful species, including several carnivores, most ungulates and relatively few highly adaptable bird species. These are the main wildlife species to consider at the European wildlife-liv

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Characteristics and Perspectives of Disease at the Wildlife-Livestock Interface in Asia, it has resulted in ecosystem degradation, and habitat and biodiversity loss. Asia has major biodiversity hotspots of global importance (Southeast Asia encompasses about 20% of the global plant, animal, and marine species). The intensification of human-wildlife conflicts concerns safety and securit

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Characteristics and Perspectives of Disease at the Wildlife-Livestock Interface in Africastory since colonial times. The concept of wildlife-livestock interface in Africa is well known since then the nineteenth century when pathogens, such as rinderpest or African animal trypanosomiasis were circulating between both compartments and challenging the development of early livestock develop

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Characteristics and Perspectives of Disease at the Wildlife-Livestock Interface in Oceaniathan 25,000 islands, has a land area of approximately 8.6?M square kilometers, and a human population of approximately 40 million. It is the smallest continent on earth, with the largest island on earth, and is surrounded by the Indian, Southern, and Pacific Oceans. Oceania features extensive geolog

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Characteristics and Perspectives of Disease at the Wildlife-Livestock Interface in Central and Southaphical range. This is a Region with a vast wildlife diversity, which also holds the largest livestock producing and exporting countries. In this context, many opportunities for interaction at the wildlife–livestock interface arise, enabling the occurrence of important infectious diseases..This chap

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