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bigram | frequency |
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host species | 175 |
life cycle | 156 |
invasive species | 134 |
new species | 125 |
bat species | 118 |
infectious diseases | 114 |
species richness | 98 |
life cycles | 75 |
species diversity | 74 |
mm diam | 69 |
reactive oxygen | 66 |
oxygen species | 66 |
native species | 64 |
infectious disease | 61 |
emerging infectious | 61 |
species may | 55 |
closely related | 55 |
may also | 54 |
threatened species | 53 |
united states | 51 |
west nile | 50 |
genetic diversity | 50 |
two species | 49 |
cord uid | 49 |
plant species | 49 |
doc id | 49 |
dark brown | 45 |
disease transmission | 45 |
phylogenetic analysis | 44 |
different species | 43 |
viral load | 43 |
climate change | 42 |
per year | 41 |
mammal species | 40 |
life history | 39 |
public health | 39 |
total number | 39 |
nile virus | 39 |
new host | 38 |
per site | 38 |
conidiogenous cells | 36 |
many species | 35 |
sequence data | 35 |
exotic species | 35 |
secondary metabolites | 34 |
culture characteristics | 34 |
pathogen species | 33 |
oxidative damage | 33 |
closest hits | 33 |
cover per | 33 |
species identification | 33 |
hits using | 32 |
fish gnats | 32 |
dilution effect | 31 |
rodent species | 31 |
human health | 30 |
host range | 30 |
guinea pigs | 29 |
respiratory syndrome | 29 |
natural selection | 29 |
species descriptions | 29 |
freshwater ecosystems | 28 |
north america | 28 |
crustacean parasites | 28 |
avian species | 28 |
vector species | 28 |
acute respiratory | 28 |
additional file | 27 |
pale brown | 27 |
related species | 27 |
unpublished data | 27 |
site frequency | 27 |
disease risk | 26 |
intermediate host | 26 |
species within | 26 |
top end | 25 |
target species | 25 |
lyme disease | 25 |
animal species | 25 |
fish lice | 25 |
reptile species | 25 |
megablast search | 25 |
virus infection | 25 |
biological invasions | 25 |
species composition | 25 |
species transmission | 25 |
parasitic barnacles | 25 |
south africa | 25 |
important role | 24 |
environmental conditions | 24 |
ros level | 24 |
local foods | 24 |
habitat requirements | 24 |
reservoir species | 24 |
novel host | 23 |
nucleotide database | 23 |
highest similarity | 23 |
data set | 22 |
per cent | 22 |
dextrose agar | 22 |
fungal planet | 22 |
immune system | 22 |
maximum likelihood | 22 |
interspecies transmission | 22 |
lsu sequence | 22 |
extract agar | 22 |
ncbis genbank | 22 |
isis zoos | 22 |
table iv | 22 |
genbank nucleotide | 22 |
biodiversity loss | 22 |
intermediate hosts | 21 |
one species | 21 |
severe acute | 21 |
host shifts | 21 |
traditional management | 21 |
game meat | 21 |
water quality | 21 |
high species | 20 |
disease emergence | 20 |
defense compounds | 20 |
aquatic species | 20 |
bird species | 20 |
phylogenetic tree | 20 |
williams unpublished | 20 |
trichomonas vaginalis | 20 |
molecular data | 20 |
strain cbs | 20 |
food web | 20 |
total cover | 20 |
small mammal | 20 |
coral reef | 20 |
pathogen transmission | 20 |
european bat | 19 |
may occur | 19 |
aerial mycelium | 19 |
leaf litter | 19 |
human populations | 19 |
great lakes | 19 |
also found | 19 |
soil compaction | 19 |
alien species | 19 |
mammalian species | 19 |
hay meadows | 19 |
zoonotic pathogens | 19 |
potato dextrose | 19 |
even though | 18 |
natural products | 18 |
land use | 18 |
small mammals | 18 |
axenic culture | 18 |
several species | 18 |
tongue worms | 18 |
water bodies | 18 |
potential host | 18 |
fish isopods | 18 |
biotic resistance | 18 |
malt extract | 18 |
aquatic ecosystems | 18 |
disease dynamics | 18 |
animal health | 18 |
viral sharing | 18 |
high levels | 17 |
see chapter | 17 |
wide range | 17 |
reference sequences | 17 |
immune response | 17 |
red list | 17 |
previous studies | 17 |
species tree | 17 |
habitat types | 17 |
cryptic species | 17 |
bird cliff | 17 |
sea lice | 17 |
reemerging pathogens | 17 |
lesions include | 17 |
risk assessment | 17 |
see table | 17 |
davis thompson | 17 |
three species | 17 |
coronavirus shedding | 17 |
colour illustrations | 17 |
group species | 17 |
scale bars | 17 |
cluster analysis | 17 |
case study | 17 |
parasitic copepods | 17 |
reservoir hosts | 17 |
north american | 17 |
ecosystem services | 16 |
present study | 16 |
amino acids | 16 |
respiratory tract | 16 |
among species | 16 |
colautti macisaac | 16 |
whale lice | 16 |
southern africa | 16 |
host population | 16 |
infectious agents | 16 |
sampling effort | 16 |
wildlife species | 16 |
south america | 16 |
emerging viruses | 16 |
prairie dogs | 16 |
disease ecology | 16 |
domestic animals | 16 |
ecological niche | 16 |
exotic plants | 16 |
fungal species | 15 |
adult females | 15 |
environmental variables | 15 |
reddish brown | 15 |
cycle stages | 15 |
species including | 15 |
aquatic invasive | 15 |
large number | 15 |
human population | 15 |
direct contact | 15 |
nipah virus | 15 |
future research | 15 |
least one | 15 |
statistical computing | 15 |
species exhibits | 15 |
community structure | 15 |
amino acid | 15 |
particular species | 15 |
main species | 15 |
strongly associated | 15 |
frugivorous bats | 15 |
recurrent group | 14 |
reservoir host | 14 |
population dynamics | 14 |
strain mflucc | 14 |
red squirrels | 14 |
bootstrap support | 14 |
relative frequency | 14 |
introduced species | 14 |
guinea pig | 14 |
hay meadow | 14 |
final host | 14 |
dna sequence | 14 |
sambucus nigra | 14 |
mixed species | 14 |
syndrome coronavirus | 14 |
average number | 14 |
ground cover | 14 |
environmental factors | 14 |
national park | 14 |
larval stages | 14 |
butterfly species | 14 |
host plant | 14 |
reef fishes | 14 |
phylogenetic relationships | 14 |
naked mole | 14 |
metabolic rate | 14 |
species level | 14 |
emerging pathogens | 14 |
invasive plants | 14 |
ros production | 14 |
functional foods | 14 |
groundwater withdrawal | 14 |
va hmo | 14 |
mycelium white | 14 |
significant differences | 13 |
wild animals | 13 |
study area | 13 |
biological control | 13 |
aristotelia chilensis | 13 |
name refers | 13 |
human emotions | 13 |
electron microscopy | 13 |
supporting information | 13 |
host plants | 13 |
termite mounds | 13 |
species involved | 13 |
attitudes toward | 13 |
natural history | 13 |
gross lesions | 13 |
scale bar | 13 |
human pathogens | 13 |
high degree | 13 |
species groups | 13 |
rosa rubiginosa | 13 |
rna viruses | 13 |
frequency per | 13 |
sars coronavirus | 13 |
organic material | 13 |
bacterial species | 13 |
species assemblages | 13 |
genbank nr | 13 |
pale yellow | 13 |
berberis microphylla | 13 |
mean number | 13 |
species based | 13 |
rabies virus | 13 |
astrovirus infection | 13 |
body size | 13 |
histologic lesions | 13 |
species delimitation | 13 |
nra values | 13 |
transmission events | 13 |
virus particles | 13 |
hendra virus | 13 |
phylogenetic analyses | 13 |
radial distance | 13 |
additional species | 13 |
rattus norvegicus | 12 |
recent studies | 12 |
western australia | 12 |
diatom species | 12 |
cov detection | 12 |
cm diam | 12 |
horseshoe bats | 12 |
two new | 12 |
predator transfer | 12 |
chemical defense | 12 |
community composition | 12 |
previously described | 12 |
well known | 12 |
fruit bats | 12 |
species group | 12 |
cov shedding | 12 |
incipient species | 12 |
larval stage | 12 |
brisbane city | 12 |
zoonotic diseases | 12 |
weed cover | 12 |
viral infection | 12 |
per transect | 12 |
ros generation | 12 |
aquatic plants | 12 |
strongly supported | 12 |
terrestrial vertebrates | 12 |
definitive host | 12 |
middle east | 12 |
results show | 12 |
invasion success | 12 |
molecular characteristics | 12 |
gene tree | 12 |
tree cover | 12 |
population structure | 12 |
juvenile stages | 12 |
population sizes | 12 |
bat lyssavirus | 12 |
support values | 12 |
one host | 12 |
life histories | 12 |
may lead | 12 |
infect humans | 12 |
marburg virus | 12 |
malaise trap | 12 |
many alkaloids | 12 |
two groups | 12 |
nitrate reductase | 12 |
base composition | 12 |
bat rabies | 12 |
sequence alignment | 11 |
manca juvenile | 11 |
competent hosts | 11 |
slightly curved | 11 |
emerging diseases | 11 |
widely distributed | 11 |
illegal trade | 11 |
fumigatus eloquens | 11 |
en masse | 11 |
distribution patterns | 11 |
specific differences | 11 |
table i | 11 |
three groups | 11 |
host cell | 11 |
zoo network | 11 |
western norway | 11 |
habitat structure | 11 |
invasion ecology | 11 |
iucn red | 11 |
individual species | 11 |
ecological communities | 11 |
human astrovirus | 11 |
anchor worms | 11 |
habitat use | 11 |
bat coronaviruses | 11 |
dna barcoding | 11 |
high densities | 11 |
genbank kf | 11 |
single species | 11 |
data sets | 11 |
species complex | 11 |
vegetation zones | 11 |
larval parasitic | 11 |
zebra mussel | 11 |
host phylogeny | 11 |
per quadrat | 11 |
pigments absent | 11 |
bat assemblages | 11 |
individuals hunted | 11 |
water depth | 11 |
regime shifts | 11 |
new genus | 11 |
plot sizes | 11 |
leaf spots | 11 |
borne zoonotic | 11 |
four species | 11 |
pathogen prevalence | 11 |
host specificity | 11 |
wildlife conservation | 11 |
spec ies | 10 |
relatively high | 10 |
competent host | 10 |
history traits | 10 |
sea turtles | 10 |
determine whether | 10 |
substitution model | 10 |
high diversity | 10 |
morphologically similar | 10 |
asexual morph | 10 |
conidia en | 10 |
heavy metal | 10 |
fish species | 10 |
new zealand | 10 |
annual rainfall | 10 |
exudate absent | 10 |
posterior probabilities | 10 |
abiotic conditions | 10 |
functional species | 10 |
molecular characterization | 10 |
wild animal | 10 |
authors declare | 10 |
culture media | 10 |
eastern australia | 10 |
cell wall | 10 |
species across | 10 |
mitochondrial dna | 10 |
ct min | 10 |
habitat variables | 10 |
northern territory | 10 |
genbank ay | 10 |
dientamoeba fragilis | 10 |
quinolizidine alkaloids | 10 |
rank correlation | 10 |
host density | 10 |
forest species | 10 |
lsu sequences | 10 |
pea crab | 10 |
wild birds | 10 |
deciduous forests | 10 |
ct max | 10 |
wildlife trade | 10 |
among others | 10 |
vegetation composition | 10 |
zoonotic viruses | 10 |
spored asci | 10 |
years ago | 10 |
emerging infections | 10 |
species number | 10 |
see also | 10 |
geographic distributions | 10 |
species names | 10 |
susceptible species | 10 |
vegetation cover | 10 |
electrophoretic pattern | 10 |
wide variety | 10 |
grass trees | 10 |
genbank mg | 10 |
global trends | 10 |
sequences genbank | 10 |
marine anchor | 10 |
avian influenza | 10 |
astrovirus strains | 10 |
native fauna | 10 |
native reptile | 10 |
small number | 10 |
protein electrophoresis | 10 |
planet description | 10 |
description sheets | 10 |
replication fidelity | 10 |
mycobank mb | 10 |
polluted water | 10 |
human astroviruses | 10 |
van der | 10 |
novel astrovirus | 10 |
oatmeal agar | 10 |
signalling molecules | 10 |
mixed exhibits | 10 |
species will | 10 |
geographical distribution | 10 |
cause disease | 10 |
conservation status | 10 |
sexual morph | 10 |
valley fever | 9 |
capensis group | 9 |
interactions among | 9 |
closest hit | 9 |
relatively uniform | 9 |
infection rates | 9 |
sea lion | 9 |
ribes magellanicum | 9 |
least concern | 9 |
tritrichomonas foetus | 9 |
pathogen groups | 9 |
avian astroviruses | 9 |
homo sapiens | 9 |
species also | 9 |
reaching mm | 9 |
habitat distribution | 9 |
rift valley | 9 |
sampling sites | 9 |
induced nra | 9 |
microbial communities | 9 |
rural community | 9 |
novel coronavirus | 9 |
bat network | 9 |
genome sequence | 9 |
greyish orange | 9 |
recent years | 9 |
population density | 9 |
complex rebrooding | 9 |
pathogen emergence | 9 |
gray squirrels | 9 |
complete life | 9 |
puerto rico | 9 |
first step | 9 |
four groups | 9 |
indicator species | 9 |
hit using | 9 |
world health | 9 |
soil nitrate | 9 |
northern australia | 9 |
potential group | 9 |
hiv aids | 9 |
close contact | 9 |
another example | 9 |
accession numbers | 9 |
west africa | 9 |
jelly parasitoids | 9 |
maternity colonies | 9 |
cell death | 9 |
south american | 9 |
taxonomic units | 9 |
five species | 9 |
within species | 9 |
steroidal alkaloids | 9 |
decaying organic | 9 |
area curves | 9 |
benthic diatoms | 9 |
escherichia coli | 9 |
poorly competent | 9 |
genbank accession | 9 |
population biology | 9 |
species present | 9 |
biological diversity | 9 |
brood pouch | 9 |
canopy cover | 9 |
land cover | 9 |
infection prevalence | 9 |
indigenous people | 9 |
nervous system | 9 |
kornerup wanscher | 9 |
ecological relationships | 9 |
energy supply | 9 |
local functional | 9 |
health organization | 9 |
species according | 9 |
genbank mn | 9 |
reference sequence | 9 |
virus families | 9 |
reproductive isolation | 9 |
years old | 9 |
marburg viruses | 9 |
significantly different | 9 |
habitat type | 9 |
past years | 9 |
mycelium consisting | 9 |
increased ros | 9 |
metapopulation size | 9 |
may affect | 9 |
contact rates | 9 |
monte carlo | 9 |
local communities | 9 |
many cases | 9 |
east respiratory | 9 |
host shift | 9 |
soluble pigments | 9 |
potential hosts | 9 |
genbank ng | 9 |
will also | 9 |
distance dispersal | 9 |
evolutionary history | 9 |
zoos within | 8 |
significantly higher | 8 |
immunodeficiency virus | 8 |
genetic variation | 8 |
food webs | 8 |
year period | 8 |
large proportion | 8 |
habitat destruction | 8 |
virus transmission | 8 |
multidimensional scaling | 8 |
significant difference | 8 |
cluster within | 8 |
tumour cells | 8 |
nucleic acids | 8 |
less likely | 8 |
mitochondrial ros | 8 |
birth pulse | 8 |
lobate margin | 8 |
like coronaviruses | 8 |
host jumps | 8 |
city council | 8 |
greyish brown | 8 |
species conservation | 8 |
mean nra | 8 |
type locality | 8 |
perceived abundance | 8 |
urban landscapes | 8 |
may cause | 8 |
parasite species | 8 |
molluscan fauna | 8 |
lymph nodes | 8 |
rural communities | 8 |
sponge shrimp | 8 |
multiple species | 8 |
endangered species | 8 |
reproductive season | 8 |
host reservoirs | 8 |
zoonotic disease | 8 |
multiple sequence | 8 |
time since | 8 |
defense compound | 8 |
case studies | 8 |
total protein | 8 |
natural ecosystems | 8 |
diatom communities | 8 |
risk factors | 8 |
managed hay | 8 |
fungal taxonomy | 8 |
host types | 8 |
novel species | 8 |
native vegetation | 8 |
olivaceous grey | 8 |
previously unknown | 8 |
pure culture | 8 |
adult male | 8 |
ion channels | 8 |
best model | 8 |
avastrovirus gi | 8 |
urban areas | 8 |
causative agent | 8 |
european vespertilionid | 8 |
base pairs | 8 |
positively associated | 8 |
viruses shared | 8 |
different times | 8 |
spatial distribution | 8 |
oxidative stress | 8 |
million years | 8 |
habitat fragments | 8 |
wallis statistic | 8 |
pcr assays | 8 |
local species | 8 |
spatial scales | 8 |
source host | 8 |
transmission systems | 8 |
yellow fever | 8 |
cryptic isopods | 8 |
human beings | 8 |
yeast extract | 8 |
molecular epidemiology | 8 |
successful invaders | 8 |
cancer cells | 8 |
four new | 8 |
classification frameworks | 8 |
management strategies | 8 |
linear mixed | 8 |
vertebrate species | 8 |
cymothoid isopod | 8 |
traditionally managed | 8 |
human pathogen | 8 |
study wetland | 8 |
plant diversity | 8 |
spore print | 8 |
population size | 8 |
east africa | 8 |
recombination events | 8 |
oxidase subunit | 8 |
rhinolophus species | 8 |
mitochondrial cytochrome | 8 |
history strategies | 8 |
highly correlated | 8 |
academic age | 8 |
dwarf males | 8 |
codon positions | 8 |
species abundance | 8 |
global warming | 8 |
bayesian posterior | 8 |
gene conversion | 8 |
molecular targets | 8 |
ebola virus | 8 |
habitat preferences | 8 |
digestive tract | 8 |
open areas | 8 |
kolar lodge | 8 |
skin alopecia | 8 |
juvenile fish | 8 |
copepodid stages | 8 |
host diversity | 8 |
recognized species | 8 |
hepatitis virus | 8 |
since abandonment | 8 |
oa surface | 8 |
sampling event | 8 |
species traits | 8 |
northeastern brazil | 8 |
animals may | 8 |
fruit bat | 8 |
afrotropical rhinolophus | 8 |
heart failure | 8 |
total species | 8 |
natural reservoirs | 8 |
mouth disease | 8 |
recipient host | 8 |
virus particle | 8 |
biological environment | 8 |
trichomonas gallinae | 8 |
last years | 8 |
different sites | 8 |
transect frequency | 8 |
human life | 8 |
may even | 8 |
many parasites | 7 |
southeast nigeria | 7 |
host mortality | 7 |
ground squirrel | 7 |
antioxidant activity | 7 |
pentatrichomonas hominis | 7 |
whether reference | 7 |
particularly important | 7 |
become established | 7 |
secondary products | 7 |
abundant species | 7 |
pale orange | 7 |
final manuscript | 7 |
spillover risk | 7 |
zebra mussels | 7 |
multiple host | 7 |
simple rebrooding | 7 |
juvenile bats | 7 |
metazoan parasites | 7 |
two types | 7 |
may reduce | 7 |
cover within | 7 |
new york | 7 |
conservation actions | 7 |
million per | 7 |
sample size | 7 |
heavy metals | 7 |
virus groups | 7 |
concatenated nuclear | 7 |
gene trees | 7 |
lines represent | 7 |
gene sequences | 7 |
transfer host | 7 |
genetic variability | 7 |
generalized linear | 7 |
ballast water | 7 |
landeri group | 7 |
enhanced ros | 7 |
first time | 7 |
previous research | 7 |
united kingdom | 7 |
der maarel | 7 |
brown chromis | 7 |
recurrent groups | 7 |
transmission routes | 7 |
multiple hosts | 7 |
turkey astrovirus | 7 |
aquatic ecosystem | 7 |
environmental changes | 7 |
also occur | 7 |
may facilitate | 7 |
changes per | 7 |
active compounds | 7 |
weed classification | 7 |
different temperatures | 7 |
living fauna | 7 |
disease systems | 7 |
emergence potential | 7 |
powdery mildew | 7 |
key role | 7 |
various species | 7 |
south korea | 7 |
mouse grey | 7 |
infective stage | 7 |
water column | 7 |
complex i | 7 |
directly transmitted | 7 |
phylogenetic signal | 7 |
mammal fauna | 7 |
several studies | 7 |
cell culture | 7 |
host switching | 7 |
new world | 7 |
described species | 7 |
per species | 7 |
field layer | 7 |
northern europe | 7 |
respiratory disease | 7 |
genus level | 7 |
ecological networks | 7 |
protein coding | 7 |
conidia hyaline | 7 |
tropical savannas | 7 |
fallen woody | 7 |
fragaria chiloensis | 7 |
invasion biology | 7 |
reductase activity | 7 |
bacterial killing | 7 |
currently recognized | 7 |
may provide | 7 |
performed using | 7 |
duck astrovirus | 7 |
mixed models | 7 |
spearman rank | 7 |
resting host | 7 |
generalist species | 7 |
also used | 7 |
light brown | 7 |
naupliar stages | 7 |
eggs hatch | 7 |
marmota monax | 7 |
joint occurrences | 7 |
ferrumequinum group | 7 |
may reflect | 7 |
adult female | 7 |
avian diversity | 7 |
host reservoir | 7 |
margins regular | 7 |
species without | 7 |
mitochondrial genes | 7 |
expected changes | 7 |
human infectious | 7 |
species found | 7 |
nephritis virus | 7 |
covering dish | 7 |
borne diseases | 7 |
species identity | 7 |
multivariate analysis | 7 |
rdrp gene | 7 |
capsid region | 7 |
may become | 7 |
wetland health | 7 |
highly pathogenic | 7 |
rattus rattus | 7 |
terrestrial reptile | 7 |
host genus | 7 |
food source | 7 |
insectivorous bat | 7 |
moderate aerial | 7 |
larvae feed | 7 |
comparative analysis | 7 |
rw period | 7 |
network analysis | 7 |
new guinea | 7 |
functional differentiation | 7 |
dna damage | 7 |
relative abundance | 7 |
new pathogens | 7 |
likelihood tree | 7 |
dry weight | 7 |
male host | 7 |
aerial hyphae | 7 |
sexually transmitted | 7 |
life strategies | 7 |
waste products | 7 |
direct life | 7 |
species detected | 7 |
calling anurans | 7 |
plant pathogens | 7 |
hemorrhagic fever | 7 |
norway rats | 7 |
also known | 7 |
including humans | 7 |
viral loads | 7 |
ecological niches | 7 |
like virus | 7 |
major role | 7 |
antioxidant properties | 7 |
individual members | 7 |
genomic dna | 7 |
reemerging species | 7 |
takes place | 7 |
sea urchins | 7 |
long distances | 7 |
relatively small | 7 |
immunological defence | 7 |
great apes | 7 |
cyclades plateau | 7 |
anchor worm | 7 |
species become | 7 |
zoonotic infections | 7 |
native mammal | 7 |
basal cell | 7 |
epithelial cells | 7 |
native plants | 7 |
fresh fruit | 7 |
cell walls | 7 |
marine fishes | 7 |
phylogenetic trees | 7 |
common ancestor | 7 |
tree analyses | 7 |
positive precursor | 7 |
urban development | 7 |
nuclear introns | 7 |
data collection | 7 |
single host | 7 |
zoonotic dis | 7 |
excessive groundwater | 7 |
respiratory distress | 7 |
infection dynamics | 7 |
species effects | 7 |
zoo community | 7 |
plant invasions | 7 |
community ecology | 7 |
bacterial infections | 7 |
common species | 7 |
great britain | 7 |
pale ochraceous | 7 |
avian nephritis | 7 |
wild species | 7 |
family level | 7 |
borrelia burgdorferi | 6 |
freshwater communities | 6 |
sin nombre | 6 |
may influence | 6 |
biofuel production | 6 |
novel human | 6 |
genetic lineages | 6 |
horseshoe bat | 6 |
blood vessels | 6 |
propagule pressure | 6 |
total living | 6 |
laboratory mice | 6 |
two distinct | 6 |
mtdna genes | 6 |
data analysis | 6 |
sample collection | 6 |
host traits | 6 |
different ways | 6 |
species considered | 6 |
suburban garden | 6 |
genbank mk | 6 |
species whose | 6 |
bat communities | 6 |
trichosurus vulpecula | 6 |
skeletal muscle | 6 |
homology search | 6 |
binomial test | 6 |
acute phase | 6 |
examples include | 6 |
better understand | 6 |
allied species | 6 |
wetland condition | 6 |
parasite transmission | 6 |
native plant | 6 |
multivariate techniques | 6 |
three temperatures | 6 |
chalimus stages | 6 |
transmission event | 6 |
several factors | 6 |
risk periods | 6 |
molecular phylogeny | 6 |
bacterial infection | 6 |
within urban | 6 |
fumigatus group | 6 |
duplex dna | 6 |
trophic levels | 6 |
using two | 6 |
temporary parasite | 6 |
feeding larvae | 6 |
microbial diversity | 6 |
mycelial layer | 6 |
ex situ | 6 |
calling index | 6 |
domestic cats | 6 |
fresh weight | 6 |
transcribed spacer | 6 |
two different | 6 |
marine mammals | 6 |
diam hyphae | 6 |
sea louse | 6 |
ten years | 6 |
gen es | 6 |
positive emotions | 6 |
northern brown | 6 |
coi gene | 6 |
true parasite | 6 |
crucial role | 6 |
brownish orange | 6 |
sexual reproduction | 6 |
may play | 6 |
recent study | 6 |
roosting sites | 6 |
newly sequenced | 6 |
field studies | 6 |
studies featured | 6 |
species often | 6 |
use patterns | 6 |
occur together | 6 |
bayesian inference | 6 |
services provided | 6 |
ecological data | 6 |
developmental stages | 6 |
first two | 6 |
reef fish | 6 |
species must | 6 |
tree analysis | 6 |
producing plants | 6 |
habitat fragmentation | 6 |
reperfusion injury | 6 |
parasite interactions | 6 |
quadrat frequency | 6 |
small animals | 6 |
rodent networks | 6 |
species invasions | 6 |
aspergillus banksianus | 6 |
costs associated | 6 |
treefrog hyla | 6 |
species isolated | 6 |
changing climate | 6 |
neutralizing antibodies | 6 |
seed shrimp | 6 |
defense chemicals | 6 |
evidence suggests | 6 |
emotions toward | 6 |
general case | 6 |
genetically distinct | 6 |
biotic parameters | 6 |
anilocra chromis | 6 |
mitochondrial introgression | 6 |
quadrat cover | 6 |
great impact | 6 |
host systems | 6 |
diversity within | 6 |
pest species | 6 |
adult bats | 6 |
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full length | 5 |
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sequences obtained | 5 |
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bat fauna | 5 |
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species interactions | 5 |
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myotis myotis | 5 |
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deceased bats | 5 |
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hermit crab | 5 |
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traits associated | 5 |
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food plants | 5 |
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bluetongue virus | 5 |
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rna polymerase | 5 |
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juvenile fishes | 5 |
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botanical families | 5 |
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glossobius hemiramphi | 5 |
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specific intercepts | 5 |
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capillaria hepatica | 5 |
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propagation potential | 5 |
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game species | 5 |
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crustacean isopods | 5 |
core team | 5 |
european bats | 5 |
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african bats | 5 |
references therein | 5 |
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encephalitozoon cuniculi | 5 |
introduced plants | 5 |
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contaminated water | 5 |
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species cited | 5 |
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enteric disease | 5 |
genbank mh | 5 |
higher temperatures | 5 |
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dna molecules | 5 |
biotic interactions | 5 |
rapid response | 5 |
lead author | 5 |
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lactic acid | 5 |
two independent | 5 |
bat carcasses | 5 |
first described | 5 |
urban remnants | 5 |
close relationship | 5 |
olivaceous brown | 5 |
phytophthora personensis | 5 |
significantly correlated | 5 |
severe cases | 5 |
natural habitat | 5 |
center westerdijk | 5 |
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virgin female | 4 |
surface area | 4 |
host ecology | 4 |
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secondary structures | 4 |
infections caused | 4 |
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sites within | 4 |
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crustacean life | 4 |
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skink species | 4 |
monsoon rainforests | 4 |
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genbank kp | 4 |
molecular phylogenetic | 4 |
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cleaner fishes | 4 |
reduced biodiversity | 4 |
virus isolation | 4 |
positively co | 4 |
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porcine astrovirus | 4 |
rw periods | 4 |
flying insects | 4 |
see text | 4 |
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human immunodeficiency | 4 |
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sequence alignments | 4 |
wetland integrity | 4 |
biodiversity conservation | 4 |
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mole rats | 4 |
understorey density | 4 |
agarose gel | 4 |
microbe interactions | 4 |
flying foxes | 4 |
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constructed using | 4 |
strains isolated | 4 |
infectious agent | 4 |
also observed | 4 |
one single | 4 |
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obtaining axenic | 4 |
economic importance | 4 |
high proportion | 4 |
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viral infections | 4 |
research efforts | 4 |
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diffusible pigment | 4 |
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mammal populations | 4 |
forming numerous | 4 |
recent weaning | 4 |
gongronella namwonensis | 4 |
notoedric mange | 4 |
foot pole | 4 |
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billion years | 4 |
zaret paine | 4 |
test tube | 4 |
simulator clade | 4 |
setose hairs | 4 |
human activities | 4 |
emerging disease | 4 |
factors related | 4 |
strongly supports | 4 |
native macrophyte | 4 |
distantly related | 4 |
hunting activity | 4 |
conservation managers | 4 |
supplemental materials | 4 |
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tropical regions | 4 |
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species name | 4 |
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animal communities | 4 |
bats investigated | 4 |
main village | 4 |
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birth pulses | 4 |
many plants | 4 |
two populations | 4 |
western north | 4 |
csiro division | 4 |
viruses isolated | 4 |
economic losses | 4 |
damaraland mole | 4 |
like organisms | 4 |
large herbivores | 4 |
cells integrated | 4 |
daphnia lumholtzi | 4 |
biological invasion | 4 |
one hand | 4 |
like larvae | 4 |
innate immune | 4 |
st century | 4 |
genetic divergence | 4 |
mediterranean quercus | 4 |
simple life | 4 |
biological context | 4 |
people living | 4 |
austriacus colonies | 4 |
management decisions | 4 |
nitrate assimilation | 4 |
another important | 4 |
positively correlated | 4 |
shark barnacles | 4 |
eastern pacific | 4 |
sufficient condition | 4 |
weather conditions | 4 |
may require | 4 |
venmathi maran | 4 |
mice morrisey | 4 |
bayesian phylogenetics | 4 |
tap water | 4 |
biological replicate | 4 |
invasive plant | 4 |
disease resistance | 4 |
nucleotide identity | 4 |
jelly crabs | 4 |
trap sample | 4 |
forest areas | 4 |
adaptive immune | 4 |
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tropical savanna | 4 |
frequently found | 4 |
strains form | 4 |
constructive comments | 4 |
much higher | 4 |
animal models | 4 |
common features | 4 |
calculated using | 4 |
also calculated | 4 |
may potentially | 4 |
studies support | 4 |
texture fasciculate | 4 |
mean annual | 4 |
native assemblage | 4 |
highly acidic | 4 |
prevalence patterns | 4 |
gnathiid isopods | 4 |
astrovirus infections | 4 |
site groups | 4 |
cov dynamics | 4 |
third codon | 4 |
quantitative connectance | 4 |
molecular phylogenetics | 4 |
chiropteran species | 4 |
see complex | 4 |
many bat | 4 |
sequence similarity | 4 |
laboratory animals | 4 |
immediately following | 4 |
virus communities | 4 |
ornithogenic soils | 4 |
lesions consist | 4 |
acropetal chains | 4 |
genbank jq | 4 |
completely different | 4 |
lizard species | 4 |
phylogenetic inference | 4 |
body mass | 4 |
largely involving | 4 |
medicinal plants | 4 |
bare pastures | 4 |
plant growth | 4 |
reverse olive | 4 |
plasma proteins | 4 |
apical cell | 4 |
sampling events | 4 |
regulating ros | 4 |
community epidemiology | 4 |
age classes | 4 |
brood sizes | 4 |
zoo populations | 4 |
edible fruits | 4 |
integrative taxonomic | 4 |
among different | 4 |
ecological impact | 4 |
lower zones | 4 |
ros also | 4 |
established host | 4 |
simian immunodeficiency | 4 |
infected bats | 4 |
alkaloid levels | 4 |
caribbean sea | 4 |
immune responses | 4 |
european species | 4 |
tick species | 4 |
new south | 4 |
right time | 4 |
found anilocra | 4 |
local scale | 4 |
international union | 4 |
environmental gradients | 4 |
coronavirus detection | 4 |
abandoned hay | 4 |
genetic differentiation | 4 |
wormlike copepods | 4 |
studies carried | 4 |
polyomavirus infection | 4 |
much reduced | 4 |
analysis techniques | 4 |
potential members | 4 |
species numbers | 4 |
vector transmission | 4 |
related viruses | 4 |
standard deviation | 4 |
padilla williams | 4 |
dispersal events | 4 |
infected animals | 4 |
low levels | 4 |
thermal tolerances | 4 |
recent authors | 4 |
medicinal uses | 4 |
indigenous communities | 4 |
first identified | 4 |
egg samples | 4 |
virus host | 4 |
caribbean coral | 4 |
time lags | 4 |
activity patterns | 4 |
geographic sampling | 4 |
species occur | 4 |
previously published | 4 |
cycle stage | 4 |
lower level | 4 |
future perspectives | 4 |
humoral response | 4 |
pathological findings | 4 |
tables iv | 4 |
first dimension | 4 |
two separate | 4 |
anilocra apogonae | 4 |
nuclear ribosomal | 4 |
comes across | 4 |
reproduction number | 4 |
shot sampling | 4 |
produce fear | 4 |
large scale | 4 |
facultative parasite | 4 |
lake victoria | 4 |
global changes | 4 |
acidic environment | 4 |
isopods may | 4 |
length width | 4 |
influenza virus | 4 |
branch lengths | 4 |
basic reproduction | 4 |
million species | 4 |
many herbivores | 4 |
remain unknown | 4 |
species systems | 4 |
fish louse | 4 |
infected humans | 4 |
biological agents | 4 |
biological activities | 4 |
higher number | 4 |
higher pathogen | 4 |
viral metagenomics | 4 |
correlation test | 4 |
every year | 4 |
chain reaction | 4 |
dependent rna | 4 |
avastrovirus gii | 4 |
cycle occurs | 4 |
living plants | 4 |
farm animals | 4 |
cat predation | 4 |
rainy season | 4 |
parasitic crustaceans | 4 |
dna barcodes | 4 |
ergot alkaloids | 4 |
species appear | 4 |
phytophthora aysenensis | 4 |
voucher mflu | 4 |
two additional | 4 |
functional changes | 4 |
first place | 4 |
bat samples | 4 |
host interactions | 4 |
compound eyes | 4 |
large carnivores | 4 |
small group | 4 |
colonial buff | 4 |
florida water | 4 |
affect human | 4 |
also suggests | 4 |
trichomonas stableri | 4 |
term effects | 4 |
species form | 4 |
clinical signs | 4 |
using mega | 4 |
second group | 4 |
small region | 4 |
brushtail possums | 4 |
historia natural | 4 |
proximity index | 4 |
tuber buendiae | 4 |
larval life | 4 |
sri lanka | 4 |
fleshy fruits | 4 |
also named | 4 |
seropositive bats | 4 |
higher levels | 4 |
african species | 4 |
water management | 4 |
sequence window | 4 |
morphological characters | 4 |
relationships among | 4 |
lyssavirus species | 4 |
light buff | 4 |
just one | 4 |
aquatic environment | 4 |
commensal species | 4 |
east coast | 4 |
growing season | 4 |
molecular methods | 4 |
bacterial pathogens | 4 |
duplicate copy | 4 |
within groups | 4 |
freshwater faunas | 4 |
fraxinus excelsior | 4 |
reverse transcriptase | 4 |
new bat | 4 |
will become | 4 |
biotic conditions | 4 |
structured interviews | 4 |
see life | 4 |
dispersal distances | 4 |
northern italy | 4 |
demographical aspects | 4 |
wild plants | 4 |
long term | 4 |
ethnic groups | 4 |
infections may | 4 |
citric acid | 4 |
chance visitors | 4 |
west indian | 4 |
kurloff cells | 4 |
groups using | 4 |
folding energy | 4 |
spatially explicit | 4 |
aedes albopictus | 4 |
present within | 4 |
sciurus vulgaris | 4 |
use change | 4 |
trichomonad species | 4 |
evidence supports | 4 |
circulatory system | 4 |
recent common | 4 |
potential distribution | 4 |
temperate zones | 4 |
classification system | 4 |
egg masses | 4 |
cif values | 4 |
bats belonging | 4 |
assess whether | 4 |
quite different | 4 |
suitable habitats | 4 |
worldwide distribution | 4 |
ephedra ochreata | 4 |
algal index | 4 |
sampled individuals | 4 |
nine species | 4 |
ultrafast bootstrap | 4 |
reference database | 4 |
temporal patterns | 4 |
rheumatoid arthritis | 4 |
different bacterial | 4 |
deer mice | 4 |
complex life | 4 |
fixed effects | 4 |
larval habits | 4 |
species production | 4 |
common name | 4 |
rare species | 4 |
small subset | 4 |
evolutionary potential | 4 |
hormonal sterilisation | 4 |
one plan | 4 |
colonies reach | 4 |
significant associations | 4 |
mm high | 4 |
field guide | 4 |
migratory species | 4 |
jnk activation | 4 |
recombination reassortment | 4 |
type species | 4 |
amplification effect | 4 |
squirrelpox virus | 4 |
sixty percent | 4 |
females may | 4 |
clearly associated | 4 |
habitat factors | 4 |
establishment success | 4 |
indigenous peoples | 4 |
dominant species | 4 |
one bat | 4 |
periclinal thickening | 4 |
individual host | 4 |
ros play | 4 |
fossil record | 4 |
compared using | 4 |
ranging rats | 4 |
burdekin catchment | 4 |
nutrient cycling | 4 |
serious pest | 4 |
dna extraction | 4 |
species clades | 4 |
west african | 4 |
oral route | 4 |
hatch directly | 4 |
warm buff | 4 |
heterocephalus glaber | 4 |
allows us | 4 |
myotis macropus | 4 |
basal part | 4 |
habitat management | 4 |
invasive crayfish | 4 |
across temperatures | 4 |
eastern eurasia | 4 |
habitat attributes | 4 |
invasive pest | 4 |
southern california | 4 |
taxonomic work | 4 |
parasitic stages | 4 |
treated separately | 4 |
infectious virus | 4 |
economically important | 4 |
genic variations | 4 |
working group | 4 |
tantulus larva | 4 |
models using | 4 |
strong support | 4 |
viral shedding | 4 |
greater importance | 4 |
associated isopods | 4 |
middle flank | 4 |
also appear | 4 |
geographic regions | 4 |
female reproductive | 4 |
biological conservation | 4 |
polymerase chain | 4 |
results suggest | 4 |
vegetation zone | 4 |
mycobacterium tuberculosis | 4 |
native communities | 4 |
southern europe | 4 |
upper respiratory | 4 |
ypsilina buttingtonensis | 4 |
protease inhibitors | 4 |
random sample | 4 |
affected individuals | 4 |
bayesian phylogenetic | 4 |
viruses may | 4 |
anuran species | 4 |
novel bat | 4 |
egg strings | 4 |
gregarious behavior | 4 |
tissue tropism | 4 |
reverse greyish | 4 |
nitrate reduction | 4 |
francisella tularensis | 4 |
white burgin | 4 |
male stage | 4 |
defense chemistry | 4 |
among mammals | 4 |
already established | 4 |
honey yellow | 4 |
earlier version | 4 |
ceratothoa oestroides | 4 |
frequently used | 4 |
natural hosts | 4 |
one brood | 4 |
bootstrap replicates | 4 |
four different | 4 |
small species | 4 |
reference databases | 4 |
resting eggs | 4 |
olivaceous black | 4 |
lakes coastal | 4 |
naupliar instars | 4 |
abundant sinuous | 4 |
wildlife forensic | 4 |
known species | 4 |
rpb sequence | 4 |
may make | 4 |
latter two | 4 |
vegetative stage | 4 |
overland dispersal | 4 |
rna virus | 4 |
red squirrel | 4 |
several important | 4 |
habitat degradation | 4 |
cellular entry | 4 |
damages per | 4 |
one moult | 4 |
high genetic | 4 |
opportunistic species | 4 |
cardiovascular diseases | 4 |
geographic reference | 4 |
yellow walls | 4 |
cyclopidae copepods | 4 |
serum proteins | 4 |
bovine strains | 4 |
molecular traits | 4 |
anilocra spp | 4 |
free medium | 4 |
reverse light | 4 |
evolutionary genetics | 4 |
insect herbivores | 4 |
occurrence data | 4 |
south australia | 4 |
astrovirus species | 4 |
alien plants | 4 |
significant relationship | 4 |
breeding programs | 4 |
serum protein | 4 |
sweet lupines | 4 |
nearly always | 4 |
species status | 4 |
body sites | 4 |
rodents may | 4 |
historical patterns | 4 |
largest number | 4 |
fire season | 4 |
humid tropical | 4 |
reactive protein | 4 |
opportunistic infections | 4 |
potential enemies | 4 |
landscape scale | 4 |
porcine strains | 4 |
software platform | 4 |
negative scores | 4 |
multiple lineages | 4 |
sensitive species | 4 |
geographic distribution | 4 |
encounter rates | 4 |
ilex subsp | 4 |
adult males | 4 |
certain degree | 4 |
tetratrichomonas gallinarum | 4 |
current host | 4 |
giant cells | 4 |
organic matter | 4 |
cause major | 4 |
primarily associated | 4 |
habitat selection | 4 |
mosquito aedes | 4 |
highly conserved | 4 |
dreissena polymorpha | 4 |
also present | 4 |
disgusting animals | 4 |
relative humidity | 4 |
different parts | 4 |
much lower | 4 |
urbanization interferes | 4 |
also provide | 4 |
multispecies coalescent | 4 |
degree nodes | 4 |
relatively constant | 4 |
largely unknown | 4 |
fatal disease | 4 |
pigs morrisey | 4 |
common dunnart | 4 |
thermal maximum | 4 |
bitter lupines | 4 |
spatial heterogeneity | 4 |
flaccid paralysis | 4 |
aspergillus nanangensis | 4 |
genetically diverse | 4 |
genome replication | 4 |
reproductive seasons | 4 |
bats sampled | 4 |
southwest florida | 4 |
hermit crabs | 4 |
species known | 4 |
nauplius stage | 4 |
high site | 4 |
usually associated | 4 |
soil sample | 4 |
global biodiversity | 4 |
canis lupus | 4 |
ecosystem function | 4 |
hepatic lipidosis | 4 |
human coronavirus | 4 |
may change | 4 |
disease control | 4 |
host group | 4 |
urban matrix | 4 |
host individuals | 4 |
complex ii | 4 |
companion animals | 4 |
respiratory chain | 4 |
traditional communities | 4 |
wild aquatic | 4 |
nipah viruses | 4 |
soluble starch | 4 |
propagate within | 4 |
floating plants | 4 |
pcr assay | 4 |
bat astroviruses | 4 |
reproductively isolated | 4 |
generalised linear | 4 |
animal welfare | 4 |
many people | 4 |
prunus cerasus | 4 |
strategies aiming | 4 |
parasitic crustacea | 4 |
take place | 4 |
human disturbance | 4 |
moult stage | 4 |
also recorded | 4 |
concluding remarks | 4 |
native community | 4 |
literature review | 4 |
sampling depth | 4 |
different bat | 4 |
sequence analysis | 4 |
observed number | 4 |
least susceptible | 4 |
human infections | 4 |
pattern analysis | 4 |
kakadu national | 4 |
many recent | 4 |
female co | 4 |
lyssavirus type | 4 |
zoonotic trichomonads | 4 |
one night | 4 |
defense mechanisms | 4 |
cover depth | 4 |
jumping viruses | 4 |
three experimental | 4 |
nile perch | 4 |
acute flaccid | 4 |
proportional stunting | 4 |
thermal limits | 4 |
transport processes | 4 |
species like | 4 |
aspergillus kumbius | 4 |