Snail-Trematode Community Structure in Alberta: Applications from Ecology to Ris

Last updated 1st Sep 2017
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A pinboard by Michelle Gordy

PhD Candidate, University of Alberta, School of Public Health

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I study ecological, host-parasite interactions important to disease transmission.

Freshwater snails are an important host for tens of thousands of parasites called trematodes. Trematodes are flatworms that have complex life cycles, meaning they use more than one host during thei...

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The contribution of species–genetic diversity correlations to the understanding of community assembly rules
Research published 15th Feb 2017 in Oikos
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#2
An updated look at the uneven distribution of cryptic diversity among parasitic helminths.
Research published 7th Mar 2017 in Journal of h...
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#3
Uncertain links in host-parasite networks: lessons for parasite transmission in a multi-host system.
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Research published 16th Mar 2017 in Philosophic...
Pinned 1st Sep 2017
#4
Molecular analyses reveal high species diversity of trematodes in a sub-Arctic lake.
Research published 21st Mar 2017 in Internation...
Pinned 1st Sep 2017
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