2021 ESA Annual Meeting (August 2 - 6)
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COS 65 Disease And Epidemiology 3

2:30 PM-3:30 PM
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A community ecology perspective on the role of hosts in vector-borne disease transmission
Andrea Swei, Phd, San Francisco State University;
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A system to study pathogen emergence: Caenorhabditis nematodes and Orsay virus
Clara L. Shaw, Pennsylvania State University;
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Association between environmental variation and severity of host population declines following pathogen invasion varies across species in a multi-host pathogen system
Alexander T. Grimaudo, Department of Biological Sciences, Virginia Tech;
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Community composition, abundance, and environmental conditions may enhance transmission of a ranavirus in larval amphibian communities
Daniel Suh, Odum School of Ecology, University of Georgia;
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Differences in growth between historical and contemporary isolates of a virulent fungal pathogen
Nichole A. Laggan, Department of Biological Sciences, Virginia Tech;
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Does early life exposure to Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis promotes tolerance to chytrid fungal infection in post-metamorphic amphibians?
Aura Y. Muniz Torres, University of Massachusetts Boston;
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Exploring how generalist pathogens and priority effects alter the risk of being infected by specialist pathogens
Jing Jiao, Biological Science, Florida State University;
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Implications of drought for a tritrophic plant-host-pathogen system
Wilnelia Recart González, Ph. D., University of San Diego;
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Sex-biased infections and mortality in a multi-host fungal pathogen of bats
Macy J. Kailing, Department of Biological Sciences, Virginia Tech;
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Uncertainty and realism in a national cattle foot-and-mouth disease model
Kendra E. Gilbertson, Biology, Colorado State University;