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trigram	frequency
the number of	167
of the species	85
one of the	81
the use of	76
as well as	75
the presence of	70
species in the	68
reactive oxygen species	66
in this study	65
based on the	64
the role of	62
a number of	61
due to the	58
such as the	57
number of species	53
the importance of	51
in order to	51
the case of	51
most of the	48
according to the	48
analysis of the	44
a variety of	44
the united states	43
based on a	43
on the other	41
emerging infectious diseases	41
in the case	40
likely to be	40
of the most	40
west nile virus	39
members of the	39
in the same	38
of the host	38
total number of	38
a total of	36
the new species	36
the effects of	36
of the world	35
emerging and reemerging	35
the other hand	35
species of the	34
a new species	34
in the region	33
part of the	33
the risk of	32
in addition to	32
there is a	32
closest hits using	32
number of individuals	32
of the studies	32
the ecology of	31
hits using the	31
seems to be	31
williams and bunkley	30
the total number	30
in relation to	30
the distribution of	30
more likely to	30
species that are	30
of invasive species	29
the development of	29
the probability of	28
new species of	28
to be a	28
are likely to	28
some of the	28
related to the	28
the fact that	27
the most important	27
can be used	27
in the united	27
for each species	27
it has been	27
of infectious diseases	27
of the genus	27
the composition of	26
of threatened species	26
it is not	26
the evolution of	26
species have been	26
as a result	26
closely related to	25
the top end	25
be used to	25
present in the	25
of the total	25
the ability to	25
the effect of	25
williams and williams	25
associated with the	25
of the new	25
in terms of	24
more or less	24
more than one	24
the impact of	24
used in the	24
of a new	24
the proportion of	24
the relationship between	24
native and exotic	23
of species in	23
the absence of	23
the its sequence	23
the abundance of	23
on a megablast	23
a megablast search	23
megablast search of	23
life cycle of	23
are known to	23
highest similarity to	22
appear to be	22
the analysis of	22
ncbis genbank nucleotide	22
is based on	22
the majority of	22
genbank nucleotide database	22
because of the	22
a review of	22
search of ncbis	22
may also be	22
of ncbis genbank	22
the transmission of	22
to be the	22
the potential to	22
species can be	21
the closest hits	21
the influence of	21
have also been	21
of a novel	21
found to be	21
the occurrence of	21
the dilution effect	21
to dark brown	20
the diversity of	20
in the environment	20
of the same	20
the life cycle	20
its and lsu	20
a group of	20
at the same	20
there is no	20
acute respiratory syndrome	20
each of the	20
of these species	20
appears to be	20
crous et al	20
sequence had highest	20
is one of	20
williams unpublished data	20
the lack of	20
severe acute respiratory	20
was used to	20
had highest similarity	20
using the its	19
many of the	19
composition of the	19
the ability of	19
potato dextrose agar	19
a range of	19
phylogenetic analysis of	19
to be more	19
the study of	19
the same time	19
due to their	19
the introduction of	19
has also been	19
in some cases	19
been isolated from	19
found in the	19
only a few	19
considered to be	19
an increase in	19
we did not	18
the production of	18
responsible for the	18
has not been	18
and in the	18
that can be	18
new host species	18
of a species	18
changes in the	18
group of species	18
g fw h	18
species and the	18
mm diam after	18
of a host	18
genetic diversity of	18
are present in	18
the basis of	18
refers to the	18
closely related species	18
in this case	18
important role in	18
of the year	18
an important role	18
species richness and	18
it may be	17
was carried out	17
around the world	17
well as the	17
a series of	17
of traditional management	17
of the two	17
and can be	17
been shown to	17
a wide range	17
been found in	17
and public health	17
on potato dextrose	17
parts of the	17
indicators of traditional	17
the end of	17
the dynamics of	17
wide range of	17
in which the	17
the host and	17
in the us	17
the emergence of	17
the species in	17
of the study	17
species that have	17
in this context	17
on the basis	17
the level of	17
malt extract agar	17
may be a	17
is likely to	16
be able to	16
the rate of	16
for each of	16
emerging infectious disease	16
have been found	16
derived from the	16
in the usa	16
the potential for	16
of emerging and	16
that of the	16
of host species	16
novel host species	16
a combination of	16
the prevalence of	16
of reactive oxygen	16
the present study	16
were able to	16
bats and rodents	16
owing to the	16
it is likely	16
and reemerging pathogens	16
role in the	16
and evolution of	16
high levels of	16
the species of	16
in the top	16
it can be	16
the two species	16
end of the	16
in response to	16
richardson et al	16
to the species	16
a new host	16
distribution of the	16
in the world	16
in our study	16
on the host	16
to the host	16
study of the	16
life cycle stages	15
large number of	15
the amount of	15
use of the	15
can also be	15
carried out in	15
we found that	15
the form of	15
its sequence had	15
the sum of	15
are the most	15
known to be	15
adlard and lester	15
for the species	15
the result of	15
is likely that	15
in this sense	15
of ros in	15
from leaves of	15
review of the	15
was used as	15
after wk at	15
depending on the	15
and characterization of	15
for statistical computing	15
up to mm	15
the need for	15
they are not	15
of game meat	15
understanding of the	15
at the nodes	15
at least one	15
is an important	15
to assess the	15
similar to the	15
with respect to	15
in the first	15
host range and	15
the value of	15
a result of	15
at the base	15
diam after wk	15
emerging or reemerging	15
species richness in	15
of the family	15
strongly associated with	15
as compared to	14
included in the	14
which can be	14
of species and	14
in the tropics	14
on malt extract	14
in the field	14
have been identified	14
it should be	14
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	14
our understanding of	14
belonging to the	14
it is also	14
the growth of	14
some of these	14
species such as	14
assessment of the	14
in the present	14
associated with a	14
much of the	14
with the exception	14
in the garden	14
we were able	14
be due to	14
average number of	14
invasive species and	14
this may be	14
high species diversity	14
a large number	14
the loss of	14
to understand the	14
is related to	14
the exception of	14
at the time	14
lesions of the	14
in this group	14
of the group	14
have been reported	14
to determine the	14
species may be	14
with the highest	13
that they are	13
in the form	13
of the bat	13
the frequency of	13
of the main	13
has been found	13
in the literature	13
the identification of	13
the site of	13
have not been	13
the possibility of	13
in the future	13
characteristics of the	13
of the human	13
correlated with the	13
as a consequence	13
were found to	13
used as a	13
the treatment of	13
been detected in	13
name refers to	13
of their hosts	13
frequency per site	13
based on their	13
which may be	13
knowledge of the	13
because of their	13
the lsu sequence	13
their life cycles	13
been observed in	13
of the number	13
and distribution of	13
the same species	13
the most abundant	13
in the study	13
the consequences of	13
of the three	13
than in the	13
relative frequency of	13
of other species	13
have to be	13
information on the	13
be used as	13
a few species	13
differences in the	13
the human population	13
in viral load	13
species based on	13
potential host species	13
an outbreak of	13
life cycles of	13
in isis zoos	12
the isolation of	12
of their host	12
may lead to	12
coral reef fishes	12
the tree was	12
the results of	12
increase in the	12
of species of	12
with regard to	12
be used in	12
and small mammal	12
the immune system	12
overview of the	12
such as those	12
species that were	12
proportion of the	12
of emerging infectious	12
of which are	12
other species of	12
more susceptible to	12
many of these	12
has been reported	12
the target species	12
and it is	12
this is the	12
species with the	12
of a pathogen	12
involved in the	12
variation in the	12
are estimated to	12
point of view	12
of different species	12
compared to other	12
of the parasite	12
been reported in	12
number of viruses	12
size of the	12
life cycles are	12
mixed species exhibits	12
the time of	12
the detection of	12
this is not	12
a novel host	12
of climate change	12
were used to	12
in the early	12
and cover per	12
two species of	12
structure of the	12
in site a	12
have the potential	12
all of the	12
each of these	12
may be present	12
reptile and small	12
identified in the	12
has been shown	12
were carried out	12
cover per transect	12
the hunting of	12
the percentage of	12
of the potential	12
at each site	12
in humans and	12
aquatic invasive species	12
the degree of	12
caused by the	11
the host species	11
oxygen species and	11
in disease transmission	11
are important for	11
a function of	11
of emerging viruses	11
if they are	11
we do not	11
more than of	11
the description of	11
can lead to	11
the study area	11
cover per quadrat	11
of more than	11
species are known	11
the rest of	11
and may be	11
have been introduced	11
the existence of	11
is important to	11
using the lsu	11
seem to be	11
of hosts and	11
in a new	11
there have been	11
a case study	11
rest of the	11
alkaloids have been	11
the significance of	11
this is a	11
that it is	11
species diversity of	11
invasive species are	11
but they are	11
introduced into the	11
most likely to	11
in the last	11
the context of	11
of west nile	11
are found in	11
is caused by	11
of individuals hunted	11
invasive species in	11
with the same	11
be related to	11
referred to as	11
isolated from a	11
of infectious disease	11
of the pathogen	11
species diversity and	11
virus infection in	11
of the other	11
of pathogens and	11
for the first	11
suggests that the	11
oxygen species in	11
is necessary to	11
species and their	11
identification of a	11
high degree of	11
are more likely	11
of the first	11
different species of	11
and reactive oxygen	11
the main species	11
threatened species in	11
the same host	11
in contrast to	11
may be more	11
the spread of	11
sum of the	11
iucn red list	11
plants and animals	11
which species are	11
the new host	11
in some species	10
and exotic species	10
supported by the	10
the surface of	10
small mammal species	10
some species of	10
in the group	10
they have a	10
the period of	10
and do not	10
to be used	10
have shown that	10
is difficult to	10
explained by the	10
larval parasitic copepods	10
the formation of	10
it is important	10
be explained by	10
mean number of	10
of the virus	10
are susceptible to	10
is consistent with	10
a way that	10
species of group	10
shown at the	10
the generation of	10
is associated with	10
to that of	10
the potential of	10
number of threatened	10
the conservation of	10
a measure of	10
an overview of	10
the appearance of	10
they can be	10
planet description sheets	10
cover per site	10
as sister to	10
of a single	10
colonies on potato	10
cleaveland et al	10
are shown in	10
the probability that	10
needs to be	10
brown to dark	10
is that the	10
species of birds	10
in guinea pigs	10
been associated with	10
morales et al	10
diagnosis is based	10
are shown at	10
similar to those	10
host species and	10
of the ecology	10
number of other	10
other species in	10
new species from	10
changes in temperature	10
into account the	10
this study was	10
a study of	10
as emerging or	10
virus in the	10
can be seen	10
of the bird	10
is transmitted by	10
the great lakes	10
a change in	10
be found in	10
half of the	10
obtained from the	10
used for the	10
bat and rodent	10
have been detected	10
number of zoos	10
they are also	10
was the most	10
have been described	10
described in the	10
in emerging infectious	10
fear and disgust	10
life history traits	10
species in a	10
the likelihood of	10
the authors declare	10
the link between	10
should not be	10
a wide variety	10
conidia en masse	10
of at least	10
the relative frequency	10
of each species	10
has been observed	10
to the genus	10
change in the	10
number of alkaloids	10
the size of	10
wide variety of	10
should be considered	10
in the treatment	10
taylor et al	10
that the species	10
it is a	10
of the rdrp	10
fungal planet description	10
is characterised by	10
bootstrap support values	10
and human health	10
leading to a	9
is expected to	9
more important than	9
not yet been	9
a member of	9
there was a	9
of a particular	9
east respiratory syndrome	9
are needed to	9
and southern africa	9
and ecology of	9
important for the	9
can be applied	9
communities in the	9
in the area	9
of bats in	9
in association with	9
tend to be	9
than of the	9
caused by a	9
the process of	9
the inhibition of	9
species according to	9
attached to the	9
similar to that	9
per cent of	9
we used a	9
known to infect	9
are used to	9
that they have	9
the most common	9
rift valley fever	9
species may have	9
was based on	9
of alkaloids in	9
the group of	9
of severe acute	9
relation to the	9
hunting of game	9
between humans and	9
in the absence	9
within the same	9
have been isolated	9
to form a	9
in a given	9
of the parasitic	9
of the variation	9
been recorded in	9
as signalling molecules	9
world health organization	9
of native species	9
life cycle is	9
is known about	9
compared to the	9
of the bats	9
the species diversity	9
of this study	9
need to be	9
a recurrent group	9
a new genus	9
united states and	9
coronaviruses in bats	9
the northern territory	9
occur in the	9
hosts and vectors	9
is known to	9
in the cyt	9
of exotic species	9
in bats and	9
impact on the	9
species are not	9
the structure of	9
to account for	9
the electrophoretic pattern	9
decaying organic material	9
species in this	9
because of its	9
a high degree	9
been identified in	9
the most susceptible	9
the change in	9
the past years	9
pathogens and hosts	9
and that the	9
reduced to conidiogenous	9
presence of a	9
in the plant	9
species in isis	9
to conidiogenous cells	9
mycelium consisting of	9
infectious diseases of	9
austriacus and t	9
the course of	9
could lead to	9
in the liver	9
it possible to	9
showed that the	9
the hypothesis that	9
diseases of humans	9
the fitness of	9
identification of the	9
and emerging infectious	9
that are not	9
small number of	9
the range of	9
result of a	9
of the northern	9
and lsu sequences	9
population biology of	9
the establishment of	9
it is difficult	9
the gills of	9
in the transmission	9
are associated with	9
results show that	9
factors such as	9
the other species	9
ecology of infectious	9
in the context	9
due to a	9
formation of a	9
of pathogen species	9
to occur in	9
the average number	9
in the wild	9
s and s	9
levels of ros	9
is the only	9
only a small	9
the control of	9
than the other	9
they have been	9
they have no	9
and diversity of	9
that has been	9
expected to increase	9
regarded as emerging	9
globose to subglobose	9
the bat network	9
in north america	9
are similar to	9
this suggests that	9
groups of species	8
host species richness	8
at different times	8
is similar to	8
infectious disease ecology	8
in the caribbean	8
were found in	8
closest hit using	8
from which it	8
as in the	8
of the data	8
positively associated with	8
is thought to	8
in the gills	8
a role in	8
difference between the	8
their ability to	8
the origin of	8
version of this	8
role of ros	8
pimentel et al	8
the life cycles	8
they may be	8
there is an	8
have been shown	8
the difference between	8
the addition of	8
these species are	8
the characteristics of	8
of the european	8
host and parasite	8
an intermediate host	8
for future research	8
the pattern of	8
in red squirrels	8
in the data	8
in the caatinga	8
can be considered	8
to reduce the	8
species has been	8
of the tree	8
than that of	8
can be found	8
the outcome of	8
is a significant	8
less likely to	8
there are more	8
been found to	8
of its host	8
the accumulation of	8
there may be	8
comments on the	8
the impacts of	8
on phylogenetic analysis	8
thought to be	8
reaching mm diam	8
remain to be	8
the field of	8
williams and boyko	8
and has been	8
diversity of the	8
the birth pulse	8
which it was	8
at the level	8
were obtained from	8
in the host	8
a form of	8
local functional foods	8
in many cases	8
mammalian and avian	8
in case of	8
per site frequency	8
reservoirs and vectors	8
in a community	8
play an important	8
large proportion of	8
of viral sharing	8
a potential host	8
characterization of a	8
individuals of a	8
species should be	8
may have been	8
trends in emerging	8
we have seen	8
more than million	8
has been demonstrated	8
based on phylogenetic	8
in south africa	8
the origins of	8
of these viruses	8
the increase in	8
natural reservoirs of	8
our results show	8
frynta et al	8
frequency and cover	8
on the distribution	8
teniotis and p	8
of individuals of	8
age of the	8
indicated in bold	8
williams et al	8
habitat requirements of	8
of lyme disease	8
life cycles and	8
other species with	8
frequency and abundance	8
global trends in	8
the iucn red	8
is achieved by	8
of species diversity	8
the scale bar	8
of an organism	8
of the environment	8
lsu sequence data	8
they do not	8
has the potential	8
to a greater	8
we suggest that	8
a high species	8
of species were	8
of the disease	8
transmission of the	8
in western norway	8
hit using the	8
have already been	8
of the rat	8
one or more	8
to mm diam	8
new species is	8
the best model	8
which are not	8
an example of	8
of the fulni	8
in the number	8
and vector species	8
rat and mouse	8
be applied to	8
because they are	8
to determine whether	8
the point of	8
region of the	8
in the western	8
in the past	8
dna sequence data	8
in the analysis	8
the rat and	8
the bird cliff	8
characterised by a	8
it would be	8
a large proportion	8
of species descriptions	8
in the s	8
to some degree	8
abundance of the	8
brisbane city council	8
are able to	8
language and environment	8
are expected to	8
alignment and tree	8
a consequence of	8
case of the	8
the invasion of	8
was used for	8
interspecies transmission events	8
supporting information for	8
a novel astrovirus	8
to the right	8
in the life	8
the selection of	8
of the taxonomic	8
the state of	8
may be the	8
shown in table	8
may not be	8
the survival of	8
the mean number	8
majority of the	8
species within the	8
for human health	8
with or without	8
the last years	8
shown to be	8
in the northern	8
which are often	8
the quantities of	8
dependent on the	8
are difficult to	8
european bat lyssavirus	8
pairs of species	8
the habitat requirements	8
aerial mycelium and	8
for more details	8
is the most	8
a subset of	8
marine anchor worms	8
the extent to	8
on the same	8
the complexity of	8
the bat species	8
of the local	8
into the united	8
reported in the	8
of each site	8
is due to	8
for species identification	8
current and potential	8
martin et al	8
by invasive species	8
lead to the	8
will be able	8
that have been	8
the fraction of	8
middle east respiratory	8
to the fact	8
of species that	8
in the presence	8
would have been	8
vector species richness	8
results of the	8
oxidative damage and	8
are responsible for	8
of the female	8
the closest hit	8
li et al	8
four of the	8
tree of life	8
one or two	8
molecular characterization of	8
information for more	8
which is a	7
multiple sequence alignment	7
high densities of	7
is the first	7
the bat and	7
are regarded as	7
member of the	7
space and time	7
the host genus	7
transect frequency per	7
we used the	7
read and approved	7
the capensis group	7
that there are	7
to have been	7
it is evident	7
it is estimated	7
host reservoir species	7
to infect a	7
million per year	7
of the native	7
for the future	7
ability to infect	7
this type of	7
changes per site	7
not present in	7
the variation in	7
luis et al	7
foundation for statistical	7
could have been	7
red list of	7
estimated to be	7
environment for statistical	7
is estimated that	7
of local foods	7
also been reported	7
van der maarel	7
is the total	7
host reservoirs and	7
be seen as	7
by the host	7
especially in the	7
causes of mortality	7
expected changes per	7
part of each	7
to explore the	7
be associated with	7
but also in	7
most abundant species	7
could be used	7
sequence of a	7
in the uk	7
m of the	7
fish gnats are	7
the final host	7
described in this	7
has been isolated	7
between the number	7
of which were	7
to affect the	7
was associated with	7
this species was	7
in a tropical	7
the environmental conditions	7
was isolated from	7
for a number	7
many species of	7
an incipient species	7
may have a	7
climate change on	7
the university of	7
none of the	7
in the great	7
strongly supported as	7
in human populations	7
several species of	7
as a source	7
bat species in	7
the ecology and	7
led to the	7
the classification of	7
extent to which	7
in the state	7
for the most	7
little is known	7
with the ordination	7
the need to	7
a comparison of	7
of indicator species	7
in the vicinity	7
the final manuscript	7
moderate aerial mycelium	7
in the b	7
disease transmission systems	7
of the quadrat	7
plays an important	7
the number and	7
eastern and southern	7
a life cycle	7
with more than	7
the cyclades plateau	7
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