These are the proceedings of a symposium convened by the ICAR National Bureau of Fish Genetic Resources, Lucknow, India, from 20-21 April 2017.
The symposium included presentations from national and international experts on aquatic animal epidemiology and related disciplines to address a range of risk factors that catalyse horizontal spread of disease, spread of transboundary pathogens and increased disease susceptibility, thereby contributing to strengthening of surveillance efforts, especially in the Indian context.
Reference (open):
ISAAHE. 2017. International Symposium on Aquatic Animal Health and Epidemiology for Sustainable Asian Aquaculture. April 20-21, 2017, Lucknow, India. Pp 208
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