Tobias E. Hector

This study shows coinfections reduce temperature effects on host mortality in nematodes, but this effect weakens at extreme temperatures and with genetic variation.

This study shows that competition reduces thermal adaptation in bacteriophages under fluctuating temperatures compared to monoculture conditions.

This study shows evolutionary rescue prevents parasite extinction but can destabilize communities by promoting competitive exclusion in a viral parasite system under thermal stress.

This study shows that rising temperatures increase parasite virulence and drive parallel molecular evolution during host jumps.

The paper shows that within-host competition between pathogens and microbiota drives molecular evolution and microbiota dysbiosis in C. elegans hosts.

This study shows that warming increases host mortality from infections, with bacterial pathogens causing more deaths than fungal ones, and effects depend on pathogen type and host-pathogen history.