We review our ecological understanding of wildlife infectious diseases from the individual
host to the ecosystem scale, highlighting where conceptual thinking lacks verification …

Antidepressants are among the most commonly detected human pharmaceuticals in the
aquatic environment. Since their mode of action is by modulating the neurotransmitters …

The ecological factors responsible for the evolution of individual differences in animal
personality (consistent individual differences in the same behaviour across time and …

There is nothing like a pandemic to get the world thinking about how infectious diseases
affect individual behavior. In this respect, sick animals can behave in ways that are …

Parasites affect host behavior in several ways. They can alter activity, microhabitats or both.
For trophically transmitted parasites (the focus of our study), decreased activity might impair …

Despite the fact that all vertically transmitted symbionts sequester resources from their hosts
and are therefore costly to maintain, there is an extraordinary diversity of them in …

The effects of serotonin altering parasites, serotonin, the anti-depressant fluoxetine, plus two
other highly prescribed pharmaceuticals (carbamazepine and diclofenac) on the behaviour …

There is considerable current interest in the role that parasites can play in biological
invasions. This review looks at the fate of parasites during a biological invasion and at their …

Microplastics are an emerging pollutant of high concern, with their prevalence in the
environment linked to adverse impacts on aquatic organisms. However, our knowledge of …

Parasite‐induced alteration of host behaviour is a widespread transmission strategy among
pathogens. Understanding how it works is an exciting challenge from both a mechanistic …