FGBU «Veterinary Center»
Moskva, Moscow, Russian Federation
68.41
The lecture material is devoted to the little-discussed phenomenon of synanthropization of problem animals as a powerful potential vector for the emergence of infectious diseases of natural focal origin due to changes in ecological interactions in the systems “wild animals ↔ domestic animals ↔ humans.” In particular, real facts and mechanisms of integration into anthropourgical conditions of animals real reservoirs and sources of rabies are considered.
synanthropization, anthropurgic conditions, rabies, foxes, raccoon dogs, bats, stray dogs, wolves, synergizing factors
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