Correlates of Co-Infection with Coccidiosis and Avian Malaria in House Finches (Haemorhous mexicanus)

Keyphrases

• Co-infection 100%
• Avian Malaria 100%
• Coccidiosis 100%
• Haemorhous Mexicanus 100%
• House Finch 100%
• Isospora 75%
• Lutein 75%
• Coccidia 50%
• Arizona 25%
• North America 25%
• Wildlife Conservation 25%
• Conservation Efforts 25%
• Life-history Traits 25%
• Single Infection 25%
• Blood Glucose 25%
• Body Condition 25%
• Wildlife Health 25%
• Passerine Birds 25%
• History of Disease 25%
• Condition Index 25%
• Toxic Effects 25%
• Disease Dynamics 25%
• Infectivity Assay 25%
• Natural Settings 25%
• Synergistic Impact 25%
• Tempe 25%
• Heterophil-lymphocyte Ratio 25%
• Potentially Toxic 25%
• Blood Parasites 25%
• Plasmodium 25%
• Coparasitism 25%
• Host System 25%
• Fat-soluble Vitamins 25%
• Health Metrics 25%
• Plasma Carotenoids 25%
• Parasitic Infection 25%
• Coccidian 25%
• Gut Parasite 25%
• Hematological Parameters 25%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Bird 100%
• Coinfection 100%
• Coccidia 75%
• Lutein 75%
• Isospora 75%
• Infectious Agent 50%
• Dynamics 50%
• Haematozoa 25%
• Blood Plasma 25%
• Lymphocyte 25%
• Life History Trait 25%
• Plasmodium 25%
• Passeriformes 25%
• Glucose Blood Level 25%
• Parasitic Disease 25%