Session: Disease And Epidemiology (2020 ESA Annual Meeting (August 3

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Assessing strain-specificity in acquired resistance response to Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis
KM Barnett, Emory University; Taegan A. McMahon, University of Tampa; David J. Civitello, Emory University

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Physiological and microbial mediators of fungal infection
Nina Naghshineh, Fordham University; Elle Barnes, Fordham University; J.D. Lewis, Fordham University

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Impact of prior and projected climate change on US Lyme disease incidence
Lisa I. Couper, Stanford University; Andrew J. MacDonald, University of California Santa Barbara; Erin Mordecai, Stanford University

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Exploring the differential competence of communities by observing ranavirus in larval amphibian communities
Daniel Suh, University of Georgia; Andrew W. Park, Odum School of Ecology, University of Georgia

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Unlocking the swab: Characterizing non-pathogenic amphibian fungi
Jennie Wuest, Fordham University; Steve Kutos, Fordham University; Elle Barnes, Fordham University

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In the heart of the city: Trypanosoma cruzi infection prevalence in rodents across New Orleans
Nathaniel Lee Gibson, University of Tennessee; Bruno M. Ghersi, University of Tennessee; Anna C Peterson, University of Tennessee; Claudia Riegel, City of New Orleans Mosquito, Termite, Rodent Control Board; Claudia P. Herrera, Tulane University; Michael J. Blum, University of Tennessee

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Attack of the clones: An anti-Bd chitinase story
Mary Lally, Fordham University; Erin Carter, Fordham University; Elle Barnes, Fordham University; J.D. Lewis, Fordham University

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Ecology of monkeypox in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Insights from genetic and geographic analyses
Yoshinori Nakazawa, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Audrey M. Matheny, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Matthew Mauldin, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Clint N. Morgan, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Andrea McCollum, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Christine Hughes, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Benjamin Monroe, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Jeffrey B. Doty, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Whitni Davidson, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Kimberly Wilkins, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Jinxin Gao, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Yu Li, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Joelle Kabamba, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Emile Okitolonda, Kinshasa School of Public Health; Beatrice Nguete, Kinshasa School of Public Health; Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum, National Institute for Biomedical Research; Victoria Olson, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Mary Reynolds, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Host specialization may influence Borrelia burgdorferi strain persistence transmitted by Ixodes scapularis ticks
Danielle Tufts, Columbia University; Yi-Pin Lin, New York State Department of Health, Wadsworth Center; Matthew Combs, Columbia University; Maria Diuk-Wasser, Columbia University

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Effects of tropical cyclones on invasion and saturation of agricultural pests and pathogens
Robin Alan Choudhury, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley; Yanru Xing, University of Florida; Karen A. Garrett, University of Florida

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Risks and rewards of vaccination during Rift Valley Fever epizootics
Ola Weinbaum, University of New Mexico; Helen J. Wearing, University of New Mexico; Quincy D. Harris, University of New Mexico; Rebecca C. Christofferson, Louisiana State University

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Evidence for corallivores as potential vectors of disease
Bianca Aram, University of California, Irvine; Raechel A. Littman, University of California, Irvine; Joleah Lamb, University of California, Irvine

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It’s not easy being green: High disease prevalence in low-abundance prairie grasses
Katie Schroeder, University of Minnesota; Megan E. Wilcots, University of Minnesota; Rachel E. Paseka, University of Minnesota; Alexander T. Strauss, University of Minnesota; Eric W. Seabloom, University of Minnesota; Elizabeth T. Borer, University of Minnesota

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Presence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in isolated Sonoran Desert waters
Sadie Roth, Texas Tech University; Kerry L. Griffis-Kyle, Texas Tech University; Matthew A. Barnes, Texas Tech University

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Evaluating the effects of population demographics and reproductive parameters on prevalence of Orthopoxviruses in Georgian small mammal communities
Clint N. Morgan, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Jeffrey B. Doty, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Giorgi Maghlakelidze, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Audrey M. Matheny, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Otar Parkadze, National Food Agency; Irakli Sikharulidze, National Center for Disease Control and Public Health; Yoshinori Nakazawa, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

PS 9 - Disease And Epidemiology