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K. E. Langwig, A. M. M. Kilpatrick, M. J. Kailing, N. Laggan, J. P. White, H. M. Kaarakka, J. A. Redell, J. E. DePue, K. L. Parise, J. T. Foster, J. R. Hoyt
The paper examines how host body condition affects survival during and after pathogen invasion, finding initial benefits that diminish over time.
bioRxiv · Dec 1, 2022Ecology
N. A. Laggan, K. L. Parise, J. P. White, H. M. Kaarakka, J. A. Redell, J. E. DePue, W. H. Scullon, J. Kath, J. T. Foster, A. M. Kilpatrick, K. E. Langwig, J. R. Hoyt
The paper examines how host infection dynamics and disease-induced mortality affect species contributions to an environmental pathogen reservoir over time.
bioRxiv · Sep 20, 2022Ecology
M. J. Kailing, J. R. Hoyt, J. P. White, H. M. Kaarakka, J. A. Redell, A. E. Leon, T. E. Rocke, J. E. DePue, W. H. Scullon, K. L. Parise, J. T. Foster, A. M. Kilpatrick, K. E. Langwig
The paper examines sex-biased infections in bats with white-nose syndrome, finding females are more infected and have lower survival, leading to skewed sex ratios and potential population impacts.
bioRxiv · Jul 29, 2022 · PreprintEcology
J. R. Hoyt, K. L. Parise, J. E. DePue, H. M. Kaarakka, J. A. Redell, W. H. Scullon, R. O Reskie, J. T. Foster, A. M. Kilpatrick, K. E. Langwig, J. P. White
The paper tests the effectiveness of chlorine dioxide in reducing environmental transmission of white-nose syndrome in bats, finding it lowers fungal loads and improves bat survival.
bioRxiv · Jul 25, 2022Ecology
K. E. Langwig, J. P. White, K. L. Parise, H. M. Kaarakka, J. A. Redell, J. E. DePue, W. H. Scullon, J. T. Foster, A. M. Kilpatrick, J. R. Hoyt
This study investigates how the timing of fungal pathogen arrival affects disease spread in bat populations, finding that midwinter arrival correlates with higher infectiousness and severe declines in some species.
bioRxiv · May 7, 2020Ecology