Crested Ibis Research

Author: Ding Changqing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2004-12-01
Features: The book Research on the Crested Ibis comprehensively introduces the history and current status of Crested Ibis research, gathering the latest research findings in various aspects such as ecological biology, conservation biology, genetics, anatomy, pathology, breeding and reproduction, disease prevention and treatment, conservation management, and reintroduction. The content is rich and detailed, making it a high-level academic monograph with significant theoretical and practical importance for Crested Ibis conservation. The authors of this book have long been engaged in Crested Ibis research and protection, and the abundant and detailed first-hand materials stem from years of field investigations and practical experience. The publication of this book represents a comprehensive summary of past Crested Ibis research efforts. It can not only directly guide the rescue and conservation of Crested Ibises but also serve as an important reference and example for the conservation management of other endangered species. The book Research on the Crested Ibis comprehensively introduces the history and current status of Crested Ibis research, gathering the latest research findings in various aspects such as ecological biology, conservation biology, genetics, anatomy, pathology, breeding and reproduction, disease prevention and treatment, conservation management, and reintroduction. The content is rich and detailed, making it a high-level academic monograph with significant theoretical and practical importance for Crested Ibis conservation. The authors of this book have long been engaged in Crested Ibis research and protection, and the abundant and detailed first-hand materials stem from years of field investigations and practical experience. The publication of this book represents a comprehensive summary of past Crested Ibis research efforts. It can not only directly guide the rescue and conservation of Crested Ibises but also serve as an important reference and example for the conservation management of other endangered species.