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Different triggers, different stories: Bark-beetle infestation patterns after storm and drought-induced outbreaks by Kärvemo, S., Huo, L., Öhrn, P., Lindberg, E., Persson, H.J.

“…•A large proportion of small infestation patch sizes were found both after storms and drought.•Forest-condition drivers differed between storm and…”
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Chytrid fungus dynamics and infections associated with movement distances in a red‐listed amphibian by Kärvemo, S., Wikström, G., Widenfalk, L.A., Höglund, J., Laurila, A.

“…Amphibians are among the most threatened vertebrate taxa due to anthropogenic habitat change and emerging pathogens. The fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis…”
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Severe Granulomatous Lesions in Several Organs from Eustrongylides Larvae in a Free-ranging Dice Snake, Natrix tessellata by Mihalca, A.D, Fictum, P, Škorič, M, Sloboda, M, Kärvemo, S, Ghira, I, Carlsson, M, Modrý, D

“…During an extensive study regarding the epidemiology of larval Eustrongylides infestation in a free-ranging endangered population of dice snakes (Natrix…”
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Local colonization‐extinction dynamics of a tree‐killing bark beetle during a large‐scale outbreak by Kärvemo, S., Johansson, V., Schroeder, M., Ranius, T., Haynes, K.

“…Forest pest insects may cause large‐scale tree growth reductions and tree mortality during outbreaks. The large‐scale development of outbreaks has frequently…”
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Urban environment and reservoir host species are associated with Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis infection prevalence in the common toad by Kärvemo, Simon, Laurila, Anssi, Höglund, Jacob

“…Human-induced changes of the environment, including landscape alteration and habitat loss, may affect wildlife disease dynamics and have important…”
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Occurrence of Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis in Sweden: higher infection prevalence in southern species by Meurling, S, Kärvemo, S, Chondrelli, N, Cortazar Chinarro, M, Åhlen, D, Brookes, L, Nyström, P, Stenberg, M, Garner, TWJ, Höglund, J, Laurila, A

“…The chytrid fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis ( Bd ) has caused worldwide declines in amphibian populations. While Bd is widespread in southern and central…”
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