Kaichun Zhou

Abstract As among the most destructive types of natural hazards, geological disasters pose serious threats to human life, property safety, and socioeconomic development. Accurate identification and assessment of geological disaster risk are crucial for revealing the spatial distribution and underlying mechanisms of disasters and for providing scientific support for regional disaster prevention and territorial spatial planning.

Abstract Antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) are emerging as critical environmental contaminants across diverse ecological interfaces. To dissect evidence of microbiome and resistome in the different interconnected interfaces of ecotone, we conducted a field investigation of the microbiome and resistome of marmots, along with coexisting domestic sheep, ticks and their cave soils within the same ecological habitat.

1. Introduction Cultivated land is the core of the rural ecological landscape and a valuable carrier of the inheritance of farming civilization [1,2].