Infectious Disease Ecology and Conservation
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Infectious Disease Ecology and Conservation

by Johannes Foufopoulos, Gary A. Wobeser, Hamish Mccallum

ecology conservation biology infectious disease
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Infectious Disease Ecology and Conservation explores the connections between disease, ecological systems, and conservation. Combining these closely related fields, the book offers an academic perspective for readers studying biodiversity, environmental science, biology, and the role of infectious disease in natural systems.

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Infectious Disease Ecology and Conservation examines the relationship between infectious diseases, ecological systems, and conservation.

The book brings together the fields of disease ecology and conservation science in a unified academic context.

Its subject is relevant to readers seeking a deeper understanding of how disease connects with biodiversity and environmental management.

Written by Johannes Foufopoulos, Gary A. Wobeser, and Hamish Mccallum, it is suited to study and research in the life and environmental sciences.

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