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Prevalence of haemosporidian parasites in raptors in rehabilitation centers across the United States
Laura A. Kwasnoski, Auteur ; Ishika Sharma, Auteur ; Dominic Carrea, Auteur ; Neha Larson, Auteur ; Michael D. Collins, Auteur ; Vincenzo A. Ellis, AuteurAvian haemosporidians are common vector-transmitted parasites that infect birds. Although avian haemosporidians have been studied extensively in songbirds, less is known about haemosporidian prevalence in raptors, particularly in the United Stat[...]Nouveauté
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Vincenzo A. Ellis, Auteur ; Michael D. Collins, AuteurSpecies abundance is often spatially structured such that, within a species’ distribution, abundance peaks at one or more areas and declines from those points. Abundance may also increase or decrease over time, but the spatial structure of tempo[...]
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Michael D. Collins, Auteur ; George E. Relyea, Auteur ; Erica C. Blustein, Auteur ; Steven M. Badami, AuteurContemporary climate change has been linked to widespread changes in phenology and in the geographic distribution of species. Based on Bergmann’s rule, body sizes of birds have been predicted to decline as global temperatures increase. We examin[...]
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Alix E. Matthews, Auteur ; Vincenzo A. Ellis, Auteur ; Alison A. Hanson, Auteur ; Jackson R. Roberts, Auteur ; Robert E. Ricklefs, Auteur ; Michael D. Collins, AuteurHaemosporidian parasites (genera Plasmodium and Haemoproteus) are common blood parasites of birds transmitted by dipteran insect vectors. We analyzed blood samples from 329 individuals of 43 bird species in eastern Tennessee to better understand[...]
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Alix E. Matthews, Auteur ; Vincenzo A. Ellis, Auteur ; Alison A. Hanson, Auteur ; Jackson R. Roberts, Auteur ; Robert E. Ricklefs, Auteur ; Michael D. Collins, AuteurHaemosporidian parasites (genera Plasmodium and Haemoproteus) are common blood parasites of birds transmitted by dipteran insect vectors. We analyzed blood samples from 329 individuals of 43 bird species in eastern Tennessee to better understand[...]
