Differential effects of elevated nest temperature and parasitism on the gut microbiota of wild avian hosts

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New RGGS Comp Bio PhD alum Melissa Ingala and colleagues: "Differential effects of elevated nest temperature and parasitism on the gut microbiota of wild avian hosts"

19 Oct 2021

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RT @claudiawultsch: Differential effects of elevated nest temp & parasitism on the #gut #microbiota of wild #avian hosts "..E bluebirds ar…

13 Oct 2021

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Differential effects of elevated nest temp & parasitism on the #gut #microbiota of wild #avian hosts "..E bluebirds are unable to maintain stable associations with their gut bacteria in face of both elevated temp & parasitism" @bat_biomes @SarahKn

13 Oct 2021

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RT @bat_biomes: Hot off the press this weekend: in collaboration with @SarahKnutie, eastern bluebird and tree swallow gut bacteria react di…

06 Oct 2021

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