Environmental parasitology deals with the interactions between parasites and pollutants in
the environment. Their sensitivity to pollutants and environmental disturbances makes many …

Although parasites make up a substantial proportion of the biotic component of ecosystems,
in terms of both biomass and number of species, they are rarely considered in conservation …

Interest in local environmental conditions and the occurrence and behaviour of parasites
has increased over the last 3 decades, leading to the discipline of Environmental …

The isotopic niche has become an established concept in trophic ecology. However, the
assumptions behind this approach have rarely been evaluated. Evidence is accumulating …

Symbiosis is a common phenomenon in nature that substantially affects organismal ecology
and evolution. Fundamental questions regarding how mutualistic associations arise and …

Some parasites are expected to have beneficial impacts on wild populations in polluted
environments because of their bioaccumulation potential of pollutants from their hosts. The …

The frequency and strength of biotic interactions are thought to be shaped by environmental
conditions. In this study, we reviewed and discussed the potential effects of toxic chemicals …

Filter-feeding organisms are often keystone species with a major influence on the dynamics
of aquatic ecosystems. Studies of filtering rates in such taxa are therefore vital in order to …

Parasites can affect their hosts in various ways, and this implies that parasites may act as
additional biotic stressors in a multiple‐stressor scenario, resembling conditions often found …

The One Health framework emphasizes the interconnectedness of humans, animals, and
the environment but often remains focused on human health. Here we highlight how the …