Jesús Olivero

Associate professor

University of Malaga

Spain

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Dr. Jesús Olivero is an Associate Professor at Universidad de Málaga, Spain. His research focuses on disease ecology, pathogeography, and the effects of climate change on vector distribution. He has published extensively on topics including the West Nile virus, dengue dynamics, and the biodiversity of molluscan fauna in the Western Mediterranean Sea.

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Serge Salvator Gofas

Profesor Titular de Universidad – TU/ Catedrático de Escuela Universitaria - CEU

University of Malaga

SPAIN

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Gustavo Adolfo García-Chapeton

Lecturer/Researcher

University of Twente

NETHERLANDS

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José-María García-Carrasco

University of Malaga

SPAIN

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Antonio-Román Muñoz

Profesor

Universidad de Málaga Facultad de Ciencias

SPAIN

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Frank Ostermann

Associate Professor

NETHERLANDS

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José L. Rueda

Instituto Español de Oceanografía

SPAIN

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Andrea Migliano

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (12)

Disease ecology and pathogeography: Changing the focus to better interpret and anticipate complex environment–host–pathogen interactions

Potential climate change effects on the distribution of urban and sylvatic dengue and yellow fever vectors

The molluscan fauna of Chella Bank and surroundings (Western Mediterranean Sea)

An African West Nile virus risk map for travellers and clinicians

Yellow fever surveillance suggests zoonotic and anthroponotic emergent potential

Population interconnectivity over the past 120,000 years explains distribution and diversity of Central African hunter-gatherers

Mapping the Risk for West Nile Virus Transmission, Africa

Worldwide dynamic biogeography of zoonotic and anthroponotic dengue

An analytically derived delineation of the West African Coastal Province based on bivalves

Combining favorability modeling with collaborative geo-visual analysis to improve agricultural pest management

Predicting the spatio-temporal spread of west nile virus in europe

Modelling species distributions limited by geographical barriers: A case study with African and American primates

Collaborators (7)

Serge Salvator Gofas

Gustavo Adolfo García-Chapeton

José-María García-Carrasco

Antonio-Román Muñoz

Frank Ostermann

José L. Rueda

Andrea Migliano

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