...Weston G. Perrine; Erin L. Sauer; Ashley C. Love; Ashley Morris; Johnathan Novotny; Sarah E. DuRant ABSTRACT Altered food landscapes contribute importantly to wildlife disease dynamics and may play a critical role in host heterogeneity in disease outcomes through changes in host diet composition...

... range, with MHW conditions and sea star wasting disease being the causative factors ( Harvell et al., 2019 ). Mass mortality in response to AHWs has been observed in intertidal clams from the South China sea that experienced air temperatures of >50°C during low tide ( He et al., 2022a , b...

...Craig M. Lind; Joseph Agugliaro; Jason Ortega; Jenna N. Palmisano; Jeffrey M. Lorch; Tran B. Truong; Terence M. Farrell ABSTRACT Disease may be both a cause and a consequence of stress, and physiological responses to infectious disease may involve stress coping mechanisms that have important...

...Susannah S. French; Gregory E. Demas; Patricia C. Lopes ABSTRACT Historically, the fields of ecoimmunology, psychoneuroimmunology and disease ecology have taken complementary yet disparate theoretical and experimental approaches, despite sharing critical common themes. Researchers in these areas...

... driving fat storage, and that the main force driving up fat storage is the risk of disease and the need to survive periods of pathogen-induced anorexia. This model shows why two independent intervention points are more likely to evolve than a single set point. The molecular basis of the lower intervention...

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