July 2016 PMID 27316904

Global Patterns of Zoonotic Disease in Mammals.

Barbara A Han, Andrew M Kramer, John M Drake

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Discussion participants express mild interest by noting animals like jaguars and bears in relation to zoonotic risks, using casual phrases such as 'é o problema' or referencing eating predatory animals, which shows a superficial engagement. Words like 'explica' and 'problema' reveal curiosity but lack depth, and the tone remains quite informal, indicating that while the topic sparks some awareness, it does not provoke in-depth discussion or strong opinions.

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The discussions display mixed reactions, with some recognition of the importance of understanding zoonotic patterns but also skepticism about the specific focus on certain animals or dietary choices.

InterestModerate interest

The posts show moderate curiosity, especially when referencing animals' diets or ecological factors, but do not engage deeply with the scientific details, indicating a mild interest overall.

EngagementLow engagement

Many comments are brief, often questioning or making casual observations about animals and their diets, reflecting surface-level engagement rather than detailed analysis.

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The discussions do not appear to significantly influence or alter opinions about the publication, mainly sharing opinions about animals or ecological issues without directly critiquing or expanding on the research findings.

Abstract in brief

The article explores how the distribution of mammal hosts influences the spread of zoonotic diseases worldwide, emphasizing the need to understand these patterns to better predict regions at high risk for future outbreaks.
It compares data on mammalian host species across all 27 terrestrial mammal orders with global maps of zoonotic hosts, focusing on the six most species-rich groups to assess their potential to transmit diseases to humans.
The authors highlight gaps in current research and propose that addressing these gaps is crucial for developing accurate predictions about zoonotic disease emergence from wild mammals in different regions.]

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EPILEF

@Felipe_3121 · X

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TODO DIA UM PENSAMENTO ATE MORRER

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Por que não comemos animais carnívoros? | Minuto da Terra https://t.co/R89yjuAh5j via @YouTube

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Dnalberth

@dnalberth.bsky.social · Bluesky

youtu.be/Y7thwomSsEg?...

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Ma Flexa

@maflexa.bsky.social · Bluesky

Tem problema comer predadores sim, mas é claro que ninguém deveria comer carne mal passada, mesmo de gado Ursos são onívoros, mas comem outros animais e eis o problema: youtu.be/Y7thwomSsEg?...

Oct 14, 2024 · 1 share View post →

Nizuki Yamih Reed

@nizukiyamihreed.bsky.social · Bluesky

hmm o minuto da terra veio pra ca ne? D: youtu.be/Y7thwomSsEg

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L'En Dehors

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Projecteur sur les zoonoses- Partie 1: les leçons du passé https://t.co/GCqVK5qoN4 via @YouTube

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Terra Oecologia

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