Titlebook: Ecology of Wildlife Diseases in the Neotropics; Gerardo Acosta-Jamett,Andrea Chaves Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Bats, Pathogen Diversity and Rabies in a Changing Neotropic Landscape,cators of environmental changes. Bats are also known to be reservoirs of many viruses, including SARS-CoV-2. We synthesized current information regarding pathogen ecology in Neotropical bat species. The best-studied pathogen groups in the Neotropics were viruses (Rhabdoviridae and Coronaviridae), he

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Neotropical Primates and Humans: Risk of Bidirectional Parasite Transmission and Disease Sharing inn of zoonotic pathogens. A relevant barrier to limit the transmission of infectious agents between humans and NHPs is the reduction of exposure and interspecific encounters. Neotropical NHPs occur from southern Mexico through northern Argentina and southern Brazil, presenting high species diversity.

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Pathogen Transmission and the Risk of Spillover for Wild Carnivores in the Neotropics, populations and the transformation of original habitats to productive lands have led to increased contact between humans, domestic animals, and wildlife. Although the maintenance and circulation of pathogens at the domestic and wild carnivore interface often involves bidirectional transmission, dom

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Infectious Diseases of Marine Mammals as Sentinels of Ecosystem Health in the Neotropics,ercontinental migration to long-living coastal residents, charismatic megafauna are recognized as sentinels for ecosystem health at different ecological levels. Infectious diseases can cause unusual mortality events as well as sudden individual mortalities. Cases of morbillivirus in cetaceans and in

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Internal Parasites and Their Impact on the Health and Conservation of Neotropical Vertebrates,s of a great diversity of protozoa and helminths that are capable of acting as primary or secondary agents of diseases. In addition, some parasites have zoonotic potential and can compromise human health. Several anthropogenic factors influence the host-parasite relationship and are involved in the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-50531-7disease ecology; neotropics; wildlife diseases; Latin America; emerging diseases; re-emerging diseases; ne

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