Rodents: Habitat, Pathology, and Environmental Impact presents a broad overview of rodents as both ecological participants and vectors of disease. It covers their habitats, roles in natural and human-impacted environments, implications in zoonotic diseases, and the challenges of population control. Interdisciplinary in scope, it offers insights for researchers in ecology, pathology, and public health concerned with rodent-related impacts on ecosystems and human life.
โข Explores rodent habitats and environmental adaptation
โข Discusses their role in zoonotic disease transmission
โข Covers public health and ecological impacts
โข Details pest management and emerging climate concerns
โข Valuable for ecologists, veterinarians, and public health professionals
Table of Contents
Table of Contents:
1. Rodents: An Overview of Species Diversity, Distribution, and Biology
2. The Role of Rodents in Zoonotic Disease Transmission
3. Rodent Habitat Use and Environmental Adaptation
4. Urban Rodents: Ecology and Management Challenges
5. Rodent-Associated Pathogens and Their Public Health Impact
6. Ecological Role of Rodents in Seed Dispersal and Forest Dynamics
7. Rodent Pest Management in Agriculture
8. Environmental Contaminants and Rodent Pathophysiology
9. Immunological Responses to Rodent-Borne Infections
10. Control Strategies: From Traps to Genetic Interventions
11. Rodents and Climate Change: Emerging Patterns and Risks
12. Future Perspectives on Rodent Research and Environmental Policy
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