Tularemia in the South federal district: the Krasnodar territory and Adygei Republic (history of a queston)

Arutyunov Yu.I.; Mishankin B.N.; Vodopyanov A.S.; Kostyukovsky V.M.

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Tularemia in the South federal district: the Krasnodar territory and Adygei Republic (history of a queston)

(Rosrov-on-Don)

(Rosrov-on-Don)

(Rosrov-on-Don)

(Rosrov-on-Don)

The natural regularities of epizootic and epidemic processes of tularemia in natural foci of the Krasnodar Territory and Adygei Republic are analyzed. It has been found that the increase in the activity of natural foci coincides with the phases of the solar activity minimum and maximum, i.e. is characterized by 5-6- and 10-11-year cyclic recurrence.

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