The relationship between physiological stress and wildlife disease: consequences for health and conservation

Overview of attention for article published in Wildlife Research, March 2016

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Ancak tüm hayvan popülasyonlarını yok etmek vahşi doğada doğru bir çözüm değil ve itlaf etmek ekolojik karışıklığa,ekosistemlerin daha fazla dengesizleşmesine,daha fazla hayvanın strese girmesine ve virüsler için daha fazla fırsat yaratılmasına sebep olur…

And keeping these cuties & their habitat happy & healthy will help keep ppl happy & healthy 🙏🌏🩺 #OneHealth #animals #health https://t.co/ACQOzhBaiJ

RT @WriteUpAU: We outlined similar concerns in our 2016 paper 'The relationship btwn physiological #stress & #wildlife #disease' - "stress…

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