… -term effects of species richness on the abundance of susceptible hosts, which led to dramatic
decreases in the number of infected hosts only through effects on the second generation. …

… The density of a host population is a key parameter underlying disease transmission, but
it also has implications for the expression of disease through its effect on host physiology. In …

… for one of those hosts (Kuussaari et al. 2000). Another study revealed that based on survival
data, butterflies should use the two host plants in relation to their abundance whereas lab …

… As a measure of parasite abundance within a host species, we use the average abundance
of all gastrointestinal strongylid nematode species. We also consider the potential eíects of a …

… composition within a generation, recovery generally occurred in one generation regardless
of … that isolation of individual hosts leads to stochastic extinction of less abundant taxa in the …

… However, parental and larval host contributions to its structure and trans-generational … strains
showed shifting dominant abundance between life stages and fruit hosts. Sphingobacteria (…

… is shaped by trans-generational transfer or heritable host-associated microbiota … abundances
exhibiting significant temporal consistency, possibly inducing long-term effects on the host …

… the presence and abundance of a small suite of microbial taxa in the recruits, thereby
revealing the potential for microbiome-mediated cross-generational acclimatization through both …

… Cross‐generational climate effects were also explored in the … that each life stage and
generation was associated with a distinct … Our findings reveal a potential for cross‐generational …

… To create the parental generation for each trans-generational priming experiment, we … to
become expressed proteins in proportion to their abundance, increasing evidence suggests that …