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Phylogenetic structure and host abundance drive disease pressure in communities

2015

Parker, Ingrid M;
Saunders, Megan;
Bontrager, Megan;
Weitz, Andrew P;
Hendricks, Rebecca;
Magarey, Roger;
Suiter, Karl;
Gilbert, Gregory S

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https://doi.org/10.1038/nature14372

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Figure 1 Pathogen spillover depends on abundance and relatedness.
Figure 2 The joint effects of abundance and phylogenetic signal on disease pressure.
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Figure 3 Prediction of local disease from a global database.
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Figure 1 Phylogenetic tree of grassland and experimental species.
Figure 2 Phylogenetic signal in host sharing.
Figure 3 Heuristic example of the joint influences of focal species abundance and phylogenetic isolation on disease.
Figure 4 Measuring phylogenetic dispersion of grassland communities.
Figure 5 Test of phylogenetic dispersion of grassland communities.
Table 1 Logistic regression coefficients of phylogenetic signal in pest sharing among plant hosts

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