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Roland KnappSierra Nevada Aquatic Research LaboratoryVerified email at ucsb.edu
Samraat PawarDepartment of Life Sciences, Imperial College LondonVerified email at imperial.ac.uk
Kevin LaffertyUnited States Geological Survey, Western Ecological Research Center, Marine Science InstituteVerified email at usgs.gov
Krijn PaaijmansAssistant ProfessorVerified email at asu.edu
Tal Ben-HorinNorth Carolina State UniversityVerified email at ncsu.edu
Sadie J. RyanAssociate Professor, Medical Geography, University of FloridaVerified email at ufl.edu
Leah R. JohnsonVirginia TechVerified email at vt.edu
Erin MordecaiStanford UniversityVerified email at stanford.edu
Amy McNallyNASA Goddard Space Flight Center and SAICVerified email at nasa.gov
Cheryl J. BriggsProfessor of Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology, UCSBVerified email at lifesci.ucsb.edu
Carter AtkinsonU.S. Geological SurveyVerified email at usgs.gov
Patrick J. HartProfessor of Biology, University of Hawaii at HiloVerified email at hawaii.edu

Thomas C. Smith

University of California, Santa Barbara

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community ecology aquatic ecology disease ecology


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Optimal temperature for malaria transmission is dramatically lower than previously predicted EA Mordecai, KP Paaijmans, LR Johnson, C Balzer, T Ben‐Horin, ... Ecology letters 16 (1), 22-30, 2013	502	2013
Host population persistence in the face of introduced vector-borne diseases: Hawaii amakihi and avian malaria BL Woodworth, CT Atkinson, DA LaPointe, PJ Hart, CS Spiegel, ... PNAS 105 (5), 1531 - 1536, 2005	244	2005
Nowhere to hide: impact of a temperature-sensitive amphibian pathogen along an elevation gradient in the temperate zone JRM RA Knapp, CJ Briggs, TC Smith Ecosphere 2 (8), art93, 2011	66*	2011
Detection of a Malaria Parasite (Plasmodium mexicanum) in Ectoparasites (Mites and Ticks), and Possible Significance for Transmission JJ Schall, TC Smith Journal of Parasitology 92 (2), 413-415, 2006	25	2006
Ranaviruses infect mountain yellow-legged frogs (Rana muscosa and Rana sierrae) threatened by Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis TC Smith, AM Picco, R Knapp Herpetological Conservation and Biology 12 (1), 149-159, 2017	10	2017
Declines and extinctions of mountain yellow‐legged frogs have small effects on benthic macroinvertebrate communities TC Smith, RA Knapp, CJ Briggs Ecosphere 7 (6), e01327, 2016	5	2016
Effectiveness of antifungal treatments during chytridiomycosis epizootics in populations of an endangered frog RA Knapp, MB Joseph, TC Smith, EE Hegeman, VT Vredenburg, ... PeerJ 10, e12712, 2022	4	2022
Rana sierrae (Sierra Nevada Yellow-legged Frog) Behavior and Diet TC Smith, RA Knapp, J Imperato, K Miller, D Rose Herpetological Review 53 (3), 478-479, 2022		2022

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