美国人畜共患病界面的气候和其他全球因素:对蜱传病原体引起的疾病的影响。

Climate, ticks and disease Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.1079/9781789249637.0045

U. Munderloh, T. Kurtti

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本专家意见讨论了全球变化(包括人口快速增长)和气候变化对蜱在人类和动物宿主上的分布和丰度以及美国人畜共患病界面蜱传疾病的流行和强度的影响的证据。

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Climate and other global factors at the zoonotic interface in America: influence on diseases caused by tick-borne pathogens.

Abstract This expert opinion discusses evidence for global change (including rapid human population growth) and climate change impacts on the distribution and abundance of ticks on human and animal hosts as well as the prevalence and intensity of tick-borne diseases at the zoonotic interface in America.

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