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Disease in endangered species: The importance of multiple-host infection and spatial structure.
- Title
- Disease in endangered species: The importance of multiple-host infection and spatial structure.
- Funding
- ARC | Discovery Projects
- Contract (GA) number
- DP0451402
- Start Date
- 2004/01/01
- End Date
- 2006/12/31
- Open Access mandate
- no
- Organizations
- -
- More information
- http://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/DP0451402
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Whether the Weather Drives Patterns of Endemic Amphibian Chytridiomycosis: A Pathogen Proliferation Approach
Murray, Kris A.; Skerratt, Lee F.; Stephen Garland; Darren Kriticos; Hamish McCallum (2013)
Projects: ARC | Disease in endangered species: The importance of multiple-host infection and spatial structure. (DP0451402)The pandemic amphibian disease chytridiomycosis often exhibits strong seasonality in both prevalence and disease-associated mortality once it becomes endemic. One hypothesis that could explain this temporal pattern is that simple weather-driven pathogen proliferation (population growth) is a major driver of chytridiomycosis disease dynamics. Despite various elaborations of this hypothesis in the literature for explaining amphibian declines (e.g., the chytrid thermal-optimum hypothesis) it has... -
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