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quadgram	frequency
in the case of	38
on the other hand	35
closest hits using the	31
the total number of	30
one of the most	24
in the united states	24
a megablast search of	23
on a megablast search	23
based on a megablast	23
megablast search of ncbis	22
ncbis genbank nucleotide database	22
of ncbis genbank nucleotide	22
search of ncbis genbank	22
severe acute respiratory syndrome	20
had highest similarity to	20
sequence had highest similarity	20
the closest hits using	20
at the same time	19
using the its sequence	18
is one of the	18
on the basis of	17
a wide range of	17
on potato dextrose agar	17
the number of individuals	17
as well as the	17
hits using the its	16
indicators of traditional management	16
of the new species	16
an important role in	16
of reactive oxygen species	16
emerging and reemerging pathogens	16
phylogenetic analysis of the	15
the number of species	15
the its sequence had	15
mm diam after wk	15
it is likely that	15
we were able to	14
a large number of	14
in the top end	14
with the exception of	14
its sequence had highest	13
on malt extract agar	13
of emerging and reemerging	13
in the form of	13
a new species of	13
reptile and small mammal	12
more likely to be	12
the composition of the	12
in the present study	12
can be used to	12
the rest of the	11
reactive oxygen species in	11
name refers to the	11
of the number of	11
reactive oxygen species and	11
and reactive oxygen species	11
using the lsu sequence	11
at the time of	11
the relative frequency of	10
shown at the nodes	10
of west nile virus	10
as a result of	10
fungal planet description sheets	10
diagnosis is based on	10
the life cycle of	10
in emerging infectious diseases	10
number of threatened species	10
diam after wk at	10
are more likely to	10
a wide variety of	10
number of individuals hunted	10
have the potential to	10
in the treatment of	10
are shown at the	10
as emerging or reemerging	9
its and lsu sequences	9
of severe acute respiratory	9
brown to dark brown	9
it is important to	9
a high degree of	9
are likely to be	9
a novel host species	9
of the two species	9
the hunting of game	9
the end of the	9
reduced to conidiogenous cells	9
of the species in	9
the sum of the	9
native and exotic species	9
in the absence of	9
in relation to the	9
species in isis zoos	9
a review of the	9
the united states and	9
have been isolated from	9
the average number of	9
the presence of a	9
in the context of	9
colonies on potato dextrose	9
the rat and mouse	8
middle east respiratory syndrome	8
for each of the	8
is likely to be	8
information for more details	8
of the rat and	8
an overview of the	8
an increase in the	8
global trends in emerging	8
regarded as emerging or	8
to the fact that	8
the number of viruses	8
trends in emerging infectious	8
in the presence of	8
of invasive species and	8
based on phylogenetic analysis	8
it is difficult to	8
the ecology of infectious	8
the case of the	8
hunting of game meat	8
from which it was	8
will be able to	8
distribution of the species	8
into the united states	8
are known to be	8
at the level of	8
up to mm diam	8
were found to be	8
total number of species	8
play an important role	8
have been found in	8
of emerging infectious diseases	8
a large proportion of	8
has the potential to	8
and small mammal species	8
the life cycles of	8
the iucn red list	8
supporting information for more	8
in the number of	8
members of the main	8
the result of a	8
of the most important	7
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	7
to the host genus	7
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	7
a new host species	7
between the number of	7
described in this study	7
a number of alkaloids	7
may be related to	7
in the region of	7
of the same species	7
the most abundant species	7
hits using the lsu	7
tree was rooted to	7
the mean number of	7
the formation of a	7
frequency per site frequency	7
and the number of	7
the bat and rodent	7
of the ecology of	7
the tree was rooted	7
little is known about	7
eastern and southern africa	7
be used as a	7
the alignment and tree	7
transect frequency per site	7
pale to dark brown	7
of species in the	7
the expected changes per	7
read and approved the	7
is the total number	7
of an incipient species	7
the abundance of the	7
a potential host species	7
be due to the	7
r foundation for statistical	7
our results show that	7
environment for statistical computing	7
language and environment for	7
the use of the	7
closest hit using the	7
that they have no	7
the most susceptible species	7
have been introduced into	7
authors declare that they	7
for each of these	7
by the number of	7
the habitat requirements of	7
are present in the	7
native and exotic plants	7
expected changes per site	7
have been identified in	7
declare that they have	7
refers to the host	7
of the rdrp gene	7
emergence of infectious diseases	7
has been observed in	7
which it was isolated	7
the extent to which	7
the fact that the	7
our understanding of the	7
can be used as	7
and environment for statistical	7
the authors declare that	7
foundation for statistical computing	7
a high species diversity	7
a group of species	7
the species in the	7
of threatened species in	7
lesions of the rat	7
a language and environment	7
of climate change on	7
the closest hit using	7
it is estimated that	7
there are more than	6
species of the genus	6
for the first time	6
in the general case	6
complete its life cycle	6
have been detected in	6
reaching mm diam after	6
number of species and	6
was carried out in	6
in the course of	6
williams and williams a	6
species in the group	6
parts of the world	6
a new species from	6
the largest potential group	6
of the target species	6
has been shown to	6
to the right of	6
of the main species	6
is related to the	6
and tree were deposited	6
was the most important	6
a report to the	6
and approved the final	6
with the presence of	6
in the great lakes	6
large proportion of the	6
bat and rodent networks	6
number of species in	6
of the study area	6
the environmental conditions of	6
tree were deposited in	6
with the use of	6
of a novel astrovirus	6
seems to be the	6
may be due to	6
some of the most	6
plays an important role	6
has been isolated from	6
of the northern territory	6
emerging infectious diseases of	6
introduced into the united	6
feed on decaying organic	6
of a new species	6
report to the nation	6
on the role of	6
alignment and tree were	6
the indicators of traditional	6
animal and public health	6
a small number of	6
to the nation on	6
most strongly associated with	6
the nation on the	6
the new host species	6
gross and histologic lesions	6
host reservoirs and vectors	6
a case study of	6
are indicated in bold	6
it is evident that	6
the emergence of infectious	6
in a way that	6
one of the best	6
in the vicinity of	6
covering dish after wk	6
of the host and	6
the transmission of the	6
the vast majority of	6
are estimated to be	6
the major pathogen groups	6
of native and exotic	6
bats are natural reservoirs	6
in the analysis of	6
emerging and reemerging species	6
and genetic diversity of	6
have not yet been	6
used in this study	6
in mixed species exhibits	6
ebola and marburg viruses	6
due to the fact	6
nation on the distribution	6
and the ability to	6
similar to that of	6
the genetic diversity of	6
are natural reservoirs of	6
of the studies featured	6
in the face of	6
high levels of ros	6
in addition to the	6
on decaying organic material	6
identification and characterization of	6
description of a new	6
have been shown to	6
williams and williams c	6
high species diversity of	6
species richness and composition	6
the results of the	6
of the bat species	6
were deposited in treebase	6
to the number of	6
terrestrial reptile and small	6
of the top end	6
has been reported in	6
as a biological weapon	6
quadrat frequency per site	6
by a variety of	6
cm diam after h	6
the hypothesis that the	6
in the light of	6
for a number of	6
in the cyclades plateau	6
straight to slightly curved	5
moderate aerial mycelium and	5
are considered to be	5
the ability of a	5
for the formation of	5
native terrestrial reptile and	5
transmission of infectious diseases	5
threatened species in isis	5
the point of view	5
correlated with the ordination	5
most abundant species of	5
see supporting information for	5
are most likely to	5
was supported by the	5
westerdijk fungal biodiversity institute	5
fungal biodiversity institute fungal	5
was used as an	5
on phylogenetic analysis of	5
an important source of	5
the right of the	5
number of joint occurrences	5
and infectious disease risk	5
the online version of	5
number of other species	5
the majority of the	5
in the alpine belt	5
fungal tree of life	5
scale bar represents the	5
in such a way	5
the immune system of	5
ecology of infectious diseases	5
of a recurrent group	5
conidiophores reduced to conidiogenous	5
species based on their	5
acute respiratory distress syndrome	5
nodes and thickened lines	5
environmental conditions of the	5
a key role in	5
of ecosystems on disease	5
of hosts and vectors	5
over the past years	5
coast of south africa	5
to the presence of	5
blocks to the right	5
species diversity of cyclopidae	5
of the importance of	5
regard to jurisdictional claims	5
indicated in bold face	5
represent nodes with pp	5
have been associated with	5
jurisdictional claims in published	5
claims in published maps	5
current and potential host	5
the fungal tree of	5
in close contact with	5
of litters per year	5
represents the expected changes	5
center westerdijk fungal biodiversity	5
species that are not	5
and emerging and reemerging	5
number of individuals of	5
respiratory syndrome coronavirus in	5
neutral with regard to	5
times of the year	5
role of reactive oxygen	5
species have been introduced	5
native reptile and small	5
vector borne zoonotic dis	5
novelties described in this	5
as a function of	5
common with great impact	5
and lsu sequences genbank	5
the taxonomic novelties described	5
published maps and institutional	5
with moderate aerial mycelium	5
the analysis of indicator	5
biodiversity institute fungal planet	5
this study for which	5
to that of the	5
infectious diseases of wildlife	5
more closely related to	5
makes it possible to	5
number of litters per	5
the number of threatened	5
per cent of the	5
the its and lsu	5
can be applied to	5
the value of the	5
of invasive species in	5
in contrast to the	5
remains neutral with regard	5
trends in parasitology july	5
of the dilution effect	5
the probability of finding	5
on disease and of	5
caused by invasive species	5
of individuals hunted per	5
role of ros in	5
and cover per site	5
the analysis of the	5
disease and of disease	5
between the biotic parameters	5
its and lsu rdna	5
indicated behind the species	5
and of disease on	5
presence or absence of	5
indicated with coloured blocks	5
the appearance of a	5
on the final host	5
ecosystems on disease and	5
frequency per site and	5
diseases of humans and	5
the ability to infect	5
in terms of the	5
and the taxonomic novelties	5
lsu sequence data were	5
as the number of	5
and health of us	5
and the risk of	5
is based on the	5
the probability that a	5
the nodes and thickened	5
with coloured blocks to	5
study for which lsu	5
host range and emerging	5
sequence data were available	5
the difference between the	5
point of view of	5
which lsu sequence data	5
be seen as a	5
by the use of	5
been introduced into the	5
are indicated behind the	5
naturalis biodiversity center westerdijk	5
to jurisdictional claims in	5
the distribution of species	5
in the state of	5
approved the final manuscript	5
available are indicated in	5
biodiversity and human health	5
in space and time	5
on lyme disease risk	5
authors read and approved	5
seems to be a	5
to be associated with	5
the number of zoos	5
economic costs associated with	5
and public health management	5
numbers are indicated behind	5
as a source of	5
were available are indicated	5
lines represent nodes with	5
planet numbers are indicated	5
to the sum of	5
at the nodes and	5
on the abundance of	5
coloured blocks to the	5
the rank order of	5
the distribution of the	5
cytochrome c oxidase subunit	5
species in genera and	5
maps and institutional affiliations	5
effects of ecosystems on	5
changes in land use	5
the new species is	5
after the birth pulse	5
the role of ros	5
medical and public health	5
in a number of	5
as one of the	5
change in viral load	5
biodiversity center westerdijk fungal	5
in this study for	5
conidia en masse light	5
of the variation in	5
and potential host species	5
data were available are	5
the surface of the	5
in bats and rodents	5
more than of the	5
behind the species names	5
it is necessary to	5
constant part of each	5
within the new host	5
for most of the	5
species in the united	5
in published maps and	5
environmental and economic costs	5
are expected to increase	5
of the total number	5
the role of the	5
taxonomic novelties described in	5
thickened lines represent nodes	5
the size of the	5
note springer nature remains	5
fungal planet numbers are	5
springer nature remains neutral	5
of alkaloids have been	5
the scale bar represents	5
and the evolution of	5
the loss of species	5
amount of weed cover	5
for which lsu sequence	5
they have no competing	5
most of the species	5
with the number of	5
bar represents the expected	5
from the point of	5
and to a lesser	5
an indication of the	5
number of bird species	5
academic age of the	5
nature remains neutral with	5
it is not surprising	5
range and emerging and	5
present in the plant	5
or fungal planet numbers	5
analysis of indicator species	5
in the field of	5
right of the tree	5
with respect to the	5
in the us and	5
a multiplicity of hosts	5
elsewhere in the world	5
with regard to jurisdictional	5
and thickened lines represent	5
health of us plants	5
of disease on ecosystems	5
are indicated with coloured	5
by richardson et al	5
of traditional management and	5
to a lesser extent	5
have been found to	5
been identified in the	5
land use and agriculture	4
virion in the environment	4
a high diversity of	4
listed in the supplemental	4
molecular evolutionary genetics analysis	4
was isolated from a	4
play a role in	4
be taken into account	4
humans and their domestic	4
the product of the	4
higher than that of	4
rna was extracted from	4
number of pathogen species	4
the number of other	4
list of threatened species	4
of emerging viruses in	4
both bats and rodents	4
might be expected to	4
larvae that feed on	4
rw and rw periods	4
evidence suggests that the	4
on taxonomy of viruses	4
a range of spatial	4
are listed in the	4
of infectious diseases in	4
exploit them for their	4
as biodiversity is lost	4
and the least susceptible	4
de crop et al	4
in a subset of	4
epidemiology and evolution of	4
of the bird community	4
that are expected to	4
it seems likely that	4
when it comes to	4
a given threatened species	4
of a host shift	4
some juvenile fish isopods	4
higher number of species	4
the lsu sequence are	4
diatoms from polluted water	4
within m of the	4
has been found in	4
the characteristics of the	4
the number of animals	4
species regarded as emerging	4
southwest florida water management	4
such a way that	4
comprised of turkey astrovirus	4
and the role of	4
infect a novel host	4
in the distribution of	4
are important for the	4
was strongly associated with	4
combined its and lsu	4
international committee on taxonomy	4
natural reservoirs of sars	4
moults into an adult	4
red list of threatened	4
due to the lack	4
proliferative and nonproliferative lesions	4
and the ecology of	4
for their own defense	4
of both host and	4
to the lack of	4
nations of the world	4
also be used to	4
fields of animal and	4
rest of the year	4
species richness in the	4
the laurentian great lakes	4
a broad range of	4
homogenization of freshwater faunas	4
wants and needs of	4
the most important host	4
are more or less	4
with the help of	4
hendra virus infection in	4
in the study of	4
both host and parasite	4
as compared to the	4
investigated in this study	4
a better understanding of	4
a small amount of	4
the description of a	4
c oxidase subunit i	4
for the development of	4
department of agriculture and	4
tree obtained from the	4
member of the family	4
as signalling molecules and	4
on the gills of	4
used in conjunction with	4
on the surface of	4
of the life cycle	4
them for their own	4
have also been reported	4
each of the three	4
ecological integrity of wetlands	4
during an outbreak of	4
rodents are susceptible to	4
the species in this	4
should not be underestimated	4
as sister to r	4
a crucial role in	4
proliferative lesions of the	4
do not kill their	4
closely related species a	4
carried out using the	4
last but not least	4
the best model for	4
of agriculture and fisheries	4
community composition on lyme	4
composition on lyme disease	4
mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase	4
this suggests that the	4
infectious diseases of humans	4
of a number of	4
supported as sister to	4
should be noted that	4
sites were characterized by	4
great lakes coastal wetlands	4
the number of co	4
of the host population	4
involved in the transmission	4
a variety of different	4
hyaline to pale brown	4
and emerging infectious disease	4
the role of biotic	4
families and orders are	4
all authors read and	4
reservoir and vector species	4
with members of the	4
ecosystem services provided by	4
by the presence of	4
g fw h in	4
condition for the formation	4
the probability of reaching	4
do not appear to	4
mammal species of the	4
a number of species	4
of the species that	4
to be a parasite	4
species identified in the	4
of animal and public	4
we did not observe	4
genome sequence of a	4
in the liver and	4
nonproliferative lesions of the	4
whose larvae feed on	4
at different times of	4
the site of replication	4
between current and potential	4
at the university of	4
the basic reproduction number	4
of the total catch	4
in the traditionally managed	4
been shown to be	4
in a group of	4
the biotope of the	4
of pathogens and hosts	4
ability to infect a	4
and economic costs associated	4
known to occur in	4
as chemical defense compounds	4
for the control of	4
number of individuals and	4
risk of human infection	4
as can be seen	4
of a pathogen in	4
table s and s	4
a member of the	4
existed in the same	4
the state of the	4
breed in the garden	4
carried out in the	4
in the fungal tree	4
species diversity on disease	4
causes of death in	4
in the sense of	4
the change in viral	4
the death of the	4
at the community level	4
a new genus of	4
in the supplemental materials	4
is determined by the	4
life cycle of the	4
on the one hand	4
the cipres science gateway	4
for a total of	4
in the first place	4
are shown in table	4
role of biotic resistance	4
of the capsid region	4
nitrate reductase activity in	4
in the respiratory tract	4
at the end of	4
was used as outgroup	4
takes into account the	4
that a number of	4
from excessive groundwater withdrawal	4
it is also noted	4
people working in the	4
were most strongly associated	4
to the development of	4
the absence of a	4
the least susceptible less	4
and west nile virus	4
ten years after planting	4
is due to the	4
in the composition of	4
have no competing interests	4
total number of individuals	4
of bird species and	4
coronaviruses in bats from	4
to account for sampling	4
for the analysis of	4
an example from the	4
there is a need	4
and the presence of	4
on the number of	4
have a life cycle	4
known to be zoonotic	4
hendra and nipah viruses	4
mediterranean quercus ilex subsp	4
this is consistent with	4
the relative importance of	4
earlier version of this	4
in relation to other	4
species cited as preferred	4
highly dependent on the	4
of the human population	4
the wants and needs	4
is not surprising that	4
evolution of species jumps	4
was used as the	4
one of the major	4
as in the case	4
the dilution effect has	4
for native and exotic	4
were more likely to	4
the fields of animal	4
in the area of	4
is given by the	4
in the water column	4
the risk of transmission	4
number of base pairs	4
from the perspective of	4
transmissible within human populations	4
to a variety of	4
analysis of the capsid	4
high degree of genetic	4
analysis of the rdrp	4
has also been found	4
nra and soil nitrate	4
in the capensis group	4
a single host species	4
and exploit them for	4
likelihood phylogenetic tree of	4
is also noted that	4
of bat coronaviruses in	4
have been recorded in	4
of forest cover within	4
and their domestic mammals	4
and evolution of species	4
a nearly constant part	4
version of this article	4
dilution effect has been	4
in the fields of	4
a comprised of turkey	4
at the right time	4
the conservation status of	4
species in this study	4
off the host and	4
diversity of cyclopidae in	4
and its implications for	4
and cover per transect	4
species in the same	4
taxonomic and geographic reference	4
is known about the	4
the epidemiology and evolution	4
be explained by the	4
of the species of	4
renal tubular epithelial cells	4
a taxonomic and geographic	4
relative frequency of aphid	4
and nonproliferative lesions of	4
the role of reactive	4
very little is known	4
strongly associated with this	4
the world health organization	4
more than one species	4
habitat loss and fragmentation	4
billion in damages and	4
iucn red list of	4
using the rpb sequence	4
species may also be	4
species in this group	4
working in the fields	4
different times of the	4
on the transmission of	4
the combined its and	4
astrovirus strains have been	4
the study of the	4
be a result of	4
services provided by bats	4
online version of this	4
other species in the	4
average number of zoos	4
fungal species are described	4
a high level of	4
in a new host	4
committee on taxonomy of	4
plant species diversity in	4
aerial mycelium and feathery	4
all over the world	4
four of the six	4
to members of the	4
fw h in the	4
the living molluscan fauna	4
in the life cycle	4
reactive oxygen species production	4
of aquatic invasive species	4
and reemerging pathogens are	4
population biology of emerging	4
it should be noted	4
as a consequence of	4
which are present in	4
for the diagnosis of	4
as a basis for	4
for the study of	4
and orders are indicated	4
species involved in the	4
colonies on oatmeal agar	4
european bat lyssavirus type	4
a series of hypotheses	4
the largest number of	4
the transmission of infectious	4
as a food source	4
the part of the	4
comments on the manuscript	4
stability in the environment	4
are likely to have	4
biology of emerging and	4
of humans and their	4
of emerging infectious disease	4
a reflection of the	4
was one of the	4
studies carried out in	4
the presence or absence	4
is interesting to note	4
be related to the	4
a new host population	4
the international committee on	4
csiro division of wildlife	4
it is interesting to	4
west nile virus infection	4
to be the most	4
in the bird cliff	4
other members of the	4
more than species of	4
on the dynamics of	4
a total of species	4
of their life cycles	4
a higher number of	4
the amount of biomass	4
sufficient condition for the	4
be more susceptible to	4
advance our understanding of	4
species according to their	4
species of the world	4
there is a high	4
n ml and bi	4
is closely related to	4
orders are indicated with	4
of the new host	4
is considered to be	4
species are likely to	4
would be expected if	4
the three experimental temperatures	4
associated with this group	4
of biodiversity in the	4
the phylogenetic analysis of	4
florida water management district	4
the same or different	4
a certain degree of	4
in this study we	4
of a novel coronavirus	4
a moderate amount of	4
than the other species	4
of an outbreak of	4
much of the variation	4
the case of vector	4
the quantities of the	4
nearly constant part of	4
the use of a	4
mycelium consisting of branched	4
be interpreted as a	4
of a new genus	4
may be present in	4
the frequency and abundance	4
must be taken into	4
as well as in	4
hunting of wild animals	4
even if they are	4
species are shown in	4
plays a major role	4
a revision of the	4
the species diversity and	4
the its sequence of	4
least susceptible less so	4
with the description of	4
of fungal species descriptions	4
urbanization interferes with the	4
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stress are risk factors	3
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human and animal health	3
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serious threat to the	3
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mammalian and avian species	3
transmission within the new	3
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coronaviruses in the aftermath	3
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animals on vector transmission	3
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sea turtles and manatees	3
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vector species richness and	3
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hosts of emerging viruses	3
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oxidative damage and apoptosis	3
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mammalian and avian astroviruses	3
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international code of nomenclature	3
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venmathi maran et al	3
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period when pups are	3
light buff to warm	3
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using the tef sequence	3
the isolation of diatoms	3
population dynamics of pathogens	3
lsu sequences genbank mt	3
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distance to perennial rivers	3
of the ground squirrel	3
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pathogens and their interactions	3
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mycelium at first white	3
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habitat for threatened species	3
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detection and characterization of	3
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effects of invasive species	3
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little red flying foxes	3
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diversity on disease risk	3
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accession and or fungal	3
analysis of the genus	3
region of the genome	3
the taxonomy of the	3
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of viral sharing within	3
other species with which	3
infectious diseases by either	3
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of game meat hunted	3
the a g ratio	3
current and potential hosts	3
the invasion of exotic	3
failed to show any	3
the samples can be	3
influence on the abundance	3
to the genus betacoronavirus	3
mosquito mortality while searching	3
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rosa rubiginosa and sambucus	3
disease susceptibility and infection	3
the major causes of	3
positively associated with the	3
risk periods for coronavirus	3
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highly pathogenic avian influenza	3
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the complete life cycle	3
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for the end of	3
the capsid region is	3
invasion of exotic species	3
a phylogenetic tree was	3
to global membranous change	3
the magnitude of the	3
epidemiology and control of	3
the pathogen in the	3
invasive species have been	3
spend their entire life	3
describe a community of	3
life cycle occurs in	3
impacts on species and	3
may be difficult to	3
the pathogens that have	3
the presence of the	3
in the last two	3
on vector transmission is	3
it is also important	3
to changes in temperature	3
on the use of	3
and sufficient condition for	3
the authors declare no	3
form a group of	3
from the southern hemisphere	3
individuals hunted during the	3
indicates the number of	3
highest similarity to seiridium	3
layer composed of yellowish	3
could be explained by	3
conidia en masse dull	3
we found the host	3
pathogens with multiple host	3
mm diam after d	3
to generate genetic diversity	3
has that are expected	3
in the same way	3
nucleotide and indel positions	3
to show any clusters	3
less than of the	3
as described in the	3
be indicative of the	3
variance in viral load	3
range and the risk	3
similar to those of	3
it is related to	3
biodiversity in the treatment	3
from changes in land	3
to some degree by	3
was the most abundant	3
the fact that two	3
of future zoonotic diseases	3
this is the case	3
but we argue that	3
humans and domestic animals	3
an increased susceptibility to	3
there are species in	3
a group has that	3
rodent reservoirs of future	3
with a mean of	3
host population to response	3
of other species in	3
proportion of threatened species	3
are responsible for the	3
effects of species diversity	3
africa and neighboring regions	3
when pups are becoming	3
conidiophores borne from aerial	3
as the presence of	3
in humans during the	3
from the data set	3
taking into account the	3
version of this manuscript	3
factor in the distribution	3
are shown in the	3
the toxic properties of	3
tree sap or rotting	3
and pathological lesions observed	3
in several rodent species	3
the presence of c	3
in viral load increased	3
had been abandoned for	3
amplification of emerging viruses	3
the treatment of infectious	3
is consistent with previous	3
code of nomenclature for	3
can be caused by	3
and prognostic tool in	3
of characteristics a group	3
of habitat disturbance and	3
in the fraction of	3
been reported in the	3
sequence of a novel	3
in a community ecology	3
the optimal radial distance	3
maximum likelihood tree obtained	3
we suggest that the	3
number of samples in	3
a x m plot	3
in the environment and	3
species diversity of copepods	3
an english suburban garden	3
new host species is	3
is consistent with the	3
host species and the	3
the lost species are	3
the concentration of total	3
glomeruli have segmental to	3
results showed that the	3
alignment with high accuracy	3
west nile virus is	3
moderate amount of weed	3
generation of genetic diversity	3
examine the role of	3
belong to a threatened	3
should be recalled that	3
the traditionally managed hay	3
museum of natural history	3
and may be a	3
of astrovirus infection in	3
in their natural habitats	3
be used in the	3
the behaviour of the	3
their life cycles are	3
rapidly examine the role	3
west nile virus in	3
modify the dynamics of	3
species that have not	3
global membranous change and	3
and use of the	3
at a single temperature	3
rift valley fever virus	3
see additional file for	3
hits using the rpb	3
that more than of	3
group has that are	3
the combined analysis of	3
accuracy and high throughput	3
we found no significant	3
were found in the	3
tree inferred from the	3
damage to the host	3
in the ferrumequinum group	3
the description of the	3
the risk of emergence	3
and the use of	3
caribbean coral reef fishes	3
diatom species in the	3
the observed number of	3
risk factors for hendra	3
number of characteristics a	3
occupied of the quadrat	3
is significant at the	3
scale bar indicates the	3
emerging and reemerging pathogen	3
be passed on to	3
as preferred by the	3
composition of the garden	3
detection and prevalence patterns	3
the addition of a	3
traditional management and common	3
a continuing source of	3
on pda surface and	3
natural dense deciduous forests	3
with multiple host species	3
and a total of	3
mortality and pathological lesions	3
an individual of a	3
diagnostic and prognostic tool	3
buff to warm buff	3
pda and oa surface	3
and soil compaction were	3
g c content of	3
for a few species	3
in humans and horses	3
the orf a region	3
such as the presence	3
is in accordance with	3
the national centre for	3
used as an outgroup	3
not appear to be	3
and cover per quadrat	3
rubiginosa and sambucus nigra	3
factors for hendra virus	3
electrophoretic pattern of the	3
species are sensitive to	3
the emerging and reemerging	3
in the aftermath of	3
the gender of all	3
the academic age of	3
when grown on agar	3
variations of the word	3
of rabies virus in	3
as an example of	3
of pathogens with multiple	3
necessary and sufficient condition	3
this may be because	3
bacterial infection in bats	3
may be found on	3
be one of the	3
there is multifocal tubular	3
liquid media or grain	3
can be divided into	3
all species in the	3
and distribution of copepods	3
in the review and	3
introducing animals on vector	3
in the transmission of	3
from drc and gabon	3
probably due to the	3
demonstrated using the combined	3
effects of climate change	3
testing associations between biodiversity	3
as indicated by the	3
has also been reported	3
the ecology of the	3
and characterization of a	3
a final extension at	3
changes in the relative	3
the conservation of bats	3
requirements and habitat specialisation	3
design of the study	3
due to their high	3
in a sequence window	3
markov chain monte carlo	3
and elsewhere in the	3
species is shown in	3
segmental to global membranous	3
infection in little red	3
the most recent common	3
of kakadu national park	3
for their functional value	3
it has also been	3
of transmission to the	3
of occurrence of the	3
number of citations on	3
mitochondrial reactive oxygen species	3
with sparse aerial mycelium	3
that the proximity of	3
were clearly associated with	3
a novel astrovirus in	3
only a few species	3
from year to year	3
strains of the same	3
a sufficient number of	3
most susceptible species become	3
union for conservation of	3
species that exist in	3
a basis for grouping	3
concentration of total solids	3
division of wildlife and	3
which moults from the	3
sequences genbank mt and	3
in the percentage of	3
this point in time	3
of some of these	3
a variety of hosts	3
in the mouth of	3
of each protein fraction	3
the species cited as	3
of wildlife and ecology	3
would have to be	3
which are important for	3
from a combination of	3
pups are becoming independent	3
of species diversity on	3
in more than one	3
interstitium has areas of	3
the development and use	3
sum of the survivabilities	3
have been carried out	3
a major role in	3
of the survivabilities of	3
it is clear that	3
the age of the	3
of emerging and re	3
nile virus infection in	3
and quadrat frequency per	3
into the human population	3
propensity to roost in	3
by a multiplicity of	3
among the species of	3
and vector species richness	3
hints of pale orange	3
be used to identify	3
was found between the	3
the species may be	3
that the majority of	3
number of species of	3
is also important to	3
life cycles and life	3
in the electrophoretic pattern	3
high accuracy and high	3
the use of amphibians	3
of major human infectious	3
the aftermath of sars	3
information accompanies this paper	3
in black and norway	3
each of these species	3
exotic plants with edible	3
with regard to the	3
to roost in caves	3
of nitrite ions formed	3
pda surface and reverse	3
early detection and rapid	3
plants with edible fleshy	3
are known to infect	3
are known for their	3
the rate of spread	3
of pathogens and their	3
in reference to the	3
significantly different from the	3
of the previously described	3
is shown in fig	3
have segmental to global	3
the dynamics of local	3
of fallen woody material	3
a member of an	3
astroviruses have been detected	3
and prevalence patterns of	3
composed of species which	3
of the presence of	3
at this point in	3
a common host cell	3
the mosquito aedes albopictus	3
of the living molluscan	3
the species with the	3
of the most recent	3
than the rodent network	3
important reservoir hosts of	3
role of biodiversity in	3
traditionally managed hay meadows	3
state of the system	3
individuals hunted per species	3
within a life cycle	3
each of these group	3
are closely related to	3
no growth occurs on	3
we rapidly examine the	3
two anonymous reviewers for	3
causes of mortality and	3
that are present in	3
of viral pathogens in	3
has been recorded in	3
is transmitted by a	3
to the biotope of	3
are also present in	3
displays a unique chemotaxonomic	3
this species was collected	3
featured at least one	3
are becoming independent from	3
of rare hay meadows	3
m of the perimeter	3
assemblages and living communities	3
associations between biodiversity and	3
to new host species	3
sap or rotting wood	3
the basis of their	3
a wider range of	3
zoo and wildlife veterinarians	3
for the maintenance of	3
isolation of diatoms from	3
from a nonhuman source	3
in the emergence of	3
heritage and the arts	3
richness or abundance can	3
our knowledge of the	3
more than billion per	3
in which the microrganism	3
could be used to	3
rapidly followed by the	3
the outcome of introducing	3
a significant role in	3
life cycles of fish	3
independent from the dam	3
helped to draft the	3
bat coronaviruses in the	3
of the coralligenous assemblage	3
ectasia of tubules and	3
has been associated with	3
ions formed per gram	3
have been reported in	3
cover per transect when	3
support values above are	3
in vectors when the	2
quantities of the four	2
knowledge and future directions	2
in the usa revealed	2
and impact on the	2
of both species and	2
further support for the	2
assign a species identity	2
increase in disease transmission	2
a large model space	2
and abundant in the	2
call for the end	2
usefulness of this group	2
in the landeri group	2
related to extant tongue	2
interaction between the ecological	2
average academic age of	2
of a virus particle	2
centre for crop health	2
included in the model	2
groups with the same	2
of reservoirs varies according	2
the prevalence of specific	2
the virus is transmitted	2
terrestrial birds including heron	2
times more likely to	2
more than bat species	2
are not unusual in	2
in bats than in	2
suburban lawns and highly	2
species and their latitudinal	2
to small changes in	2
make very good parasites	2
in aquatic and terrestrial	2
could be useful to	2
be divided into four	2
vaccine has recently been	2
the importance of integrating	2
pathogen in immunocompromised patients	2
between bats and rodents	2
on glucose peptone yeast	2
effects that a multiplicity	2
the spring and summer	2
of joint occurrences from	2
contact between bat groups	2
are often perceived as	2
provided in additional file	2
been associated with the	2
for much of the	2
species associated with them	2
small geographic sampling range	2
from the federal university	2
have been observed in	2
between the richness of	2
temporary parasite use of	2
for this group of	2
there was no difference	2
in this group include	2
in the landscape of	2
notoedric mange epidemic in	2
bats as reservoirs of	2
be used to predict	2
the wetlands was monitored	2
diatoms and their feeders	2
identify eggs to family	2
result of a sound	2
over the whole hillside	2
and in mating test	2
a chemical defense compound	2
be attributed to the	2
and other infectious diseases	2
has been hypothesised that	2
are needed to investigate	2
species identification without the	2
the chance of incorrect	2
cell carcinoma in a	2
different bacterial species that	2
natural de la patagonia	2
plays a crucial role	2
may be used to	2
groups of areas studied	2
as was reported for	2
expect that the amount	2
the changes in the	2
number of its recognized	2
between bats and humans	2
abundance of the species	2
the use of exotic	2
of the nine species	2
indicated at the nodes	2
the tree was constructed	2
mean nra values for	2
is significantly associated with	2
edition world health organization	2
have contact with livestock	2
its and lsu regions	2
number of citations for	2
are found in a	2
are used to monitor	2
are stored in the	2
evolutionary and ecological force	2
work and there have	2
diagnostic value of this	2
is highly conserved in	2
presence of invasive species	2
bat coronaviruses in south	2
in viral load across	2
weed was present cover	2
hatch directly into the	2
for each pair of	2
beauti and the beast	2
are consistent with previous	2
of the currently recognized	2
emerging infectious diseases by	2
present study are highlighted	2
sites with increasing vhr	2
separate the phylogenetic and	2
what must be done	2
promising to describe a	2
products or functionless molecules	2
the only significant difference	2
nuclear ribosomal dna and	2
the mouth of the	2
of habitat for threatened	2
group of z members	2
seroprevalence was observed in	2
events for each species	2
have shown that this	2
of habitat loss and	2
is characterised by its	2
cif values were similar	2
cover was the cumulative	2
we would like to	2
are shown in additional	2
from genetically distinct parent	2
than one litter per	2
summarize the major scientific	2
a long period of	2
is known to infect	2
needed about nutrient upwellings	2
on the new environment	2
assist in genetic identifications	2
based on percentage mtdna	2
for the sake of	2
infection is transmitted by	2
infected with anilocra chaetodontis	2
tables vi and vii	2
nineteenth international botanical congress	2
categories all of which	2
associated with high levels	2
responsible of lyme disease	2
per year of the	2
must be mechanisms of	2
infected with batghv and	2
the mean degree and	2
during the period when	2
some impacts on agriculture	2
lack of validated dna	2
the genus were avastrovirus	2
be used to prevent	2
part of biodiversity on	2
effect has not been	2
life cycle forms are	2
our ability to accurately	2
outgrowths on outside of	2
multilocus phylogeny and species	2
species of drosophilidae with	2
are less able to	2
th cell differentiation by	2
and protein coding genes	2
in the digestive tract	2
geographic regions in germany	2
be stable or unstable	2
significantly more abundant than	2
the tropical savanna of	2
coinherited with specific sequences	2
in the food web	2
have the potential for	2
use of diatoms in	2