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Ophryocystis elektroscirrha
Known as:
Ophriocystis elektroscirrha
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2017
2017
Host Diet Affects the Morphology of Monarch Butterfly Parasites.
Kevin Hoang
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Leiling Tao
,
Mark D. Hunter
,
Jacobus C. de Roode
The Journal of parasitology
2017
Understanding host-parasite interactions is essential for ecological research, wildlife conservation, and health management…Â
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2016
2016
Fitness costs of animal medication: antiparasitic plant chemicals reduce fitness of monarch butterfly hosts.
Leiling Tao
,
Kevin M Hoang
,
Mark D. Hunter
,
Jacobus C. de Roode
The Journal of animal ecology
2016
The emerging field of ecological immunology demonstrates that allocation by hosts to immune defence against parasites is…Â
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2016
2016
Migratory monarchs wintering in California experience low infection risk compared to monarchs breeding year-round on non-native milkweed.
Dara A Satterfield
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Francis X. Villablanca
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John C. Maerz
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Sonia Altizer
Integrative and comparative biology
2016
Long-distance migration can lower infection risk for animal populations by removing infected individuals during strenuous…Â
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2014
2014
Monarch–parasite interactions in managed and roadside prairies
Elisha K. Mueller
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Kristen A. Baum
Journal of Insect Conservation
2014
Roadsides cover an extensive area within the United States, are actively managed, and have been considered potential areas of…Â
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2013
2013
Genetic Factors and Host Traits Predict Spore Morphology for a Butterfly Pathogen
Sarah E. Sander
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Sonia Altizer
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Jacobus C. de Roode
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Andrew K. Davis
Insects
2013
Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) throughout the world are commonly infected by the specialist pathogen Ophryocystis…Â
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2008
2008
Sex differences in immune defenses and response to parasitism in monarch butterflies
Elizabeth Lindsey
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Sonia Altizer
Evolutionary Ecology
2008
Host susceptibility and patterns of infection are predicted to differ between males and females due to sex-based tradeoffs…Â
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