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synanthropic

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synanthropic
ecologically associated with humans.


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There's some fine satire in a Gogol-esque vein about the mendacity and greed of small-town officials; though it's never quite clear why the narrator, who spent his "best years in basements" and whose favourite reading matter is Synanthropic Rodents and their Elimination, should be quite such a hit with the ladies.
The outdoor rearing of pigs is a major risk because of increased exposure to sylvatic and synanthropic hosts (2-10).
norvegicus, and the house mouse Mus musculus (Garbutt, 1999); all three are synanthropic species with worldwide distribution.
 
 
 
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