E. Harvey

Limited transmission of microbial species among coral reef fishes from the Great Barrier Reef, Australia

The paper investigates microbial transmission among reef fishes in the Great Barrier Reef, finding limited cross-species transmission despite ecological interactions.

The diverse viromes of Australian lizards are shaped by host taxonomy and habitat

This study identifies novel viruses in Australian lizards, showing that virome diversity is shaped by host taxonomy, habitat, and range size.

Identification of a novel papillomavirus from a New Zealand fur seal (Arctocephalus forsteri) with oral papilloma-like lesions

The paper identifies a novel papillomavirus, AfPV1, in New Zealand fur seals with oral papilloma-like lesions and detects a novel gammaherpesvirus, AfGHV1, in another individual.

Australian terrestrial environments harbour extensive RNA virus diversity

The paper identifies extensive RNA virus diversity in Australian soils and sediments, revealing novel viral clades and highlighting environmental factors influencing viral abundance and diversity.

Host adaptive radiation is associated with rapid virus diversification and cross-species transmission in African cichlid fishes

The paper examines how the adaptive radiation of African cichlid fishes influenced viral diversity and evolution, finding accelerated hepacivirus diversification during periods of rapid cichlid diversification.

Divergent hepaciviruses, chuvirus and deltaviruses in Australian marsupial carnivores (Dasyurids) identified through transcriptome mining

The paper identifies novel viruses in Australian marsupial carnivores using transcriptome data, revealing divergent hepaciviruses, chuviruses, and deltaviruses.

Transcriptome mining extends the host range of the Flaviviridae to non-bilaterians

The paper identifies 32 novel flavivirus sequences in non-bilaterian hosts, extending the host range and supporting an ancient origin of flaviviruses near the emergence of metazoans.

Limited Cross-Species Virus Transmission in a Spatially Restricted Coral Reef Fish Community

The study analyzes viromes of 61 reef fish species in the Great Barrier Reef, finding limited cross-species virus transmission despite high biodiversity.

Metagenomic identification of diverse animal hepaciviruses and pegiviruses

The paper identifies novel hepaciviruses and pegiviruses in Australian wildlife and supports virus-host co-divergence through phylogenetic analysis.

Patch size distribution and network connectivity affect species invasion dynamics in dendritic networks

The paper investigates how patch size distribution and network connectivity influence species invasion dynamics in dendritic networks through microcosm experiments.

Sustained virome diversity in Antarctic penguins and their ticks: geographical connectedness and no evidence for low pathogen pressure

The paper analyzes virome diversity in Antarctic penguins and their ticks, finding comparable diversity to Australian waterbirds and rejecting the idea of low pathogen pressure in penguins.

Metaecosystem dynamics drive community composition in experimental multi-layered spatial networks

The paper studies how spatial configurations influence community composition through resource exchange in experimental multi-layered networks.

Assessing different components of biodiversity across a river network using eDNA

This study compares eDNA and kicknet methods for assessing biodiversity in a river network, finding similar richness estimates but differing community composition assessments.

Bioinorganic Angiogenesis

This study shows that placing a vein in contact with microporous calcium phosphate induces more luminal vascularization than surgical arteriovenous loop techniques.

Extensive Diversity of RNA Viruses in Australian Ticks

This study identifies 19 novel RNA viruses in Australian ticks, including some potentially capable of infecting mammals, and finds no evidence of Borrelia burgdorferi s.l., the causative agent of Lyme disease.

Upstream trophic structure modulates downstream community dynamics via resource subsidies.

The paper shows that upstream community structure affects downstream community dynamics through resource subsidies without dispersal.