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| Id | 300 |
| Auteur | Poirier Ophélie |
| Titre | MODELING FOREST HABITAT DEGRADATION AND THE POTENTIALLY ASSOCIATED OUTBREAK RISK IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA |
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| Résumé | Countries of the tropical area have been plagued with forest ecosystem degradation to be replaced by a range of anthropic activities such as agricultural expansion, livestock breeding, settlements and extractive activities. Concomitantly, epidemiologists have testified for a rise of Emerging Infectious Diseases (EID) cases in the tropical areas undergoing forest clearance episodes and make the case for their association to forest degradation. In view of the recent literature which strives to dem |
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| Volee | 2018 |
| Soutenance | 2018-10-12 |
| Sujet | Tropical forest habitat degradation, land use change, infectious risk, outbreak, spillover, Equatorial Guinea,interfaces, accessibility, health, Guinée Equatoriale |
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