By Patrick T K Woo, Jo-Ann Leong and Kurt Buchmann
Climate Change and Infectious Fish Diseases examines the growing impact of global climate change on fish health and aquatic ecosystems.
Rising water temperatures, acidification, and other environmental changes are increasingly influencing the spread and severity of infectious diseases in fish.
As the second volume focusing on climate change and fish health, this book explores changes in freshwater ecosystems and their current and expected effects on selected infectious fish diseases.
Contributions from more than 50 experts across 18 countries provide in-depth analysis of both abiotic and biotic environmental factors affecting microbial and parasitic infections.
Covering economically important fish species in tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions, this comprehensive volume is essential reading for fish disease researchers, aquatic ecologists, veterinarians, fish health consultants, policy makers, and professionals interested in the relationship between climate change and aquatic animal health.
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