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Landscape and mosquito community impact the avian Plasmodium infection in Culex pipiens

10 Feb 2024

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Avian malaria parasites provide an important model for studying host-pathogen interactions, yet understanding their dynamics in vectors under natural conditions is limited. We investigated the effect of vector abundance, species richness and diversity, and habitat characteristics on avian Plasmodium prevalence and lineage richness in Culex pipiens across 45 urban, natural, and rural localities in southern Spain ....

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PMID: 38433892
DOI: 10.1016/j.isci.2024.109194

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