[Eco-geographic landscapes of natural plague foci in China I. Eco-geographic landscapes of natural plague foci].

Xi-ye, Fang; Lei, Xu; Qi-yong, Liu; Rong-zu, Zhang

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[Eco-geographic landscapes of natural plague foci in China I. Eco-geographic landscapes of natural plague foci].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 Mar 2014Journal:Zhonghua liu xing bing xue za zhi = Zhonghua liuxingbingxue zazhi, volume 32 (issn: 0254-6450,

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Authors: Xi-ye, Fang; Lei, Xu; Qi-yong, Liu; Rong-zu, Zhang;

pmid: 22336607

[Eco-geographic landscapes of natural plague foci in China I. Eco-geographic landscapes of natural plague foci].

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Abstract

To study the eco-geographic landscapes of natural plague foci, in China.According to the surveillance records on plague epidemics and the eco-geographic landscapes of natural plague foci based on the county level, the criterion for classifying the ecological geographic zone of Chinese natural plague foci was established.12 types and 19 subtypes of eco-geographic landscapes on Chinese natural plague foci were identified.Scientific basis for Chinese natural plague foci classification was provided.

Keywords

China, Plague, Animals, Geographic Mapping, Ecosystem, Disease Reservoirs

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