Habitat, predators, and hosts regulate disease in Daphnia through direct and indirect pathways

Keyphrases

• Host Diversity 100%
• Infection Rate 100%
• Daphnia 100%
• Indirect Pathway 100%
• Direct Pathway 100%
• Disease Metrics 100%
• Confounding 66%
• Habitat Structure 66%
• Host Density 66%
• Midges 66%
• Fish Predation 66%
• Dilution Effect 66%
• Culling 33%
• Host Fish 33%
• Community Ecology 33%
• Trophic Interactions 33%
• Disease Pattern 33%
• Path Model 33%
• Community Interactions 33%
• Per Se 33%
• Zooplankton 33%
• Size Selectivity 33%
• Lepomis Macrochirus 33%
• Two-step Approach 33%
• Reduced Density 33%
• Predator Diversity 33%
• Field Pattern 33%
• Chaoborus 33%
• Diversity-disease 33%
• Two-path Model 33%
• Food Web Interactions 33%
• Ceriodaphnia 33%
• Daphnia Dentifera 33%
• Metschnikowia Bicuspidata 33%
• Community Drivers 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Prevalence 100%
• Daphnia 100%
• Midges 50%
• Predation 50%
• Zooplankton 25%
• Metschnikowia 25%
• Chaoborus 25%
• Food Web 25%
• Case Study 25%
• Community Ecology 25%
• Ceriodaphnia 25%
• Lepomis Macrochirus 25%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Prevalence 100%
• Daphnia 100%
• Dilution 50%
• Predation 50%
• Habitat Structure 50%
• Community Ecology 25%
• Lepomis Macrochirus 25%
• Zooplankton 25%
• Metschnikowia 25%
• Ceriodaphnia 25%