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Application to other emerging diseases Do you think that we may see the incidence of other vector transmitted diseases or novel diseases incidence increase due to similar factors? For the following diseases, give a hypothesis as to why you think we have seen an increase of cases, or new cases based on what you just leamed about the effect of increase human populations and changes to the environment. You may need to do a little research prior to making your hypothesis - the Center for Disease Control's website is a great place to start. 1. Ebola 2. Sars-CoV 2 3. West Nile 4. Monkeypox Use the figure from Gilbert article Climate Change will Boost Animal Meet-ups and Viral outbreaks published in the May 5, 2022 Edition of Nature. What do you think might be some reasons why novel and current viruses might cause an emerging disease in the future? Which do you think is more likely to be an emerging disease in the future - one caused by a virus or a bacteria? Why? .

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