Impact of Climate Change on Livestock Disease Occurrences
作者： Serge Morand
DOI: 10.1007/978-81-322-2265-1_8
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摘要: The first objective of this chapter is to review how climate change and variability may affect livestock diseases’ occurrences while emphasizing little the knowledge on links between diseases is. literature shows that most investigated are zoonotic ones with few specific and, moreover, these appeared be dramatically affected by rather than ongoing change. A second introduce some new modelling tools can help predict in space time relation change, namely, environmental niche modelling, epidemiological using R0 map teleconnection modelling. working example cattle trypanosomiasis China given illustrate data from World Organization for Animal Health (OIE). conclusion stresses three points: need consider entangled linkages ecosystems, society health animals humans; elaborated scenarios linked variability, which necessitates develop improve recording diseases; incorporate climate-mediated physiological responses into programs manage breeding genetic diversity.
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