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Warming increases richness and shapes assemblages of eukaryotic parasitic plankton

2025-01-01

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Anthropogenic activities have led to a global rise in water temperatures, leading to an increased interest in how warming affects infectious disease ecology. While most studies have focused on individual host-parasite systems, there is a gap in understanding the impact of warming on multi-host, multi-parasite assemblages in natural ecosystems. To address this gap, we examined freshwater eukaryotic parasite communi...

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cbb74df7-15f2-52da-9da8-4aa74cb38caa
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10.1101/2024.12.31.630883
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