气候和加拿大蜱传疾病的出现。

Climate, ticks and disease Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.1079/9781789249637.0073

P. Leighton, L. R. Lindsay, N. Ogden

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本专家意见的重点是气候变化对加拿大当地蜱虫种群密度的影响、蜱传病原体的传播潜力、环境中受感染蜱的丰度以及蜱传疾病的人类和动物健康负担。

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Climate and the emergence of tick-borne disease in Canada.

Abstract This expert opinion focuses on the impact of climatic change on the local densities of tick populations, transmission potential for tick-borne pathogens, the abundance of infected ticks in the environment and, ultimately, the human and animal health burden of tick-borne diseases in Canada.

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