Sin nombre virus and rodent species diversity: a test of the dilution and amplification hypotheses von Clay, Christine A, Lehmer, Erin M, Jeor, Stephen St, Dearing, M Denise

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Contact heterogeneity in deer mice: implications for Sin Nombre virus transmission von Clay, Christine A, Lehmer, Erin M, Previtali, Andrea, St. Jeor, Stephen, Dearing, M. Denise

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EVALUATING THE IMPACTS OF COINFECTION ON IMMUNE SYSTEM FUNCTION OF THE DEER MOUSE (PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS) USING SIN NOMBRE VIRUS AND BARTONELLA AS MODEL PATHOGEN SYSTEMS von Lehmer, Erin M., Lavengood, Kathryn, Miller, Mason, Rodgers, Jacob, Fenster, Steven D.

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Long‐Term Patterns of Immune Investment by Wild Deer Mice Infected with Sin Nombre Virus von Lehmer, Erin M., Jones, Jeremy D., Bego, Mariana G., Varner, Johanna M., Jeor, Stephen St, Clay, Christine A., Dearing, M. Denise

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EXAMINATION OF FUNGAL DIVERSITY PRESENT ON MEXICAN FREE-TAILED BATS, TADARIDA BRASILIENSIS MEXICANA, IN COLORADO von Fenster, Steven D, Navo, Kirk, Betancur, Alec, Hubbard, Daniel, Reese, Caitlyn, Lehmer, Erin M

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Extreme Plasticity in Thermoregulatory Behaviors of Free‐Ranging Black‐Tailed Prairie Dogs von Lehmer, Erin M., Savage, Lisa T., Antolin, Michael F., Biggins, Dean E.

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Differential Resource Allocation in Deer Mice Exposed to Sin Nombre Virus von Lehmer, Erin M., Clay, Christine A., Wilson, Eric, St. Jeor, Stephen, Dearing, M. Denise

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Novel use of a rapidly reversible field anesthetic in small game mammals using yellow-bellied marmots (Marmota flaviventris) as a model organism von Butler, Zachary, Gamba, Dominick, Morris, Stephen, Zahratka, Jennifer, Lehmer, Erin M

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Testing Mechanisms of the Dilution Effect: Deer Mice Encounter Rates, Sin Nombre Virus Prevalence and Species Diversity von Clay, Christine A., Lehmer, Erin M., St. Jeor, Stephen, Dearing, M. Denise

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The Influence of Environment, Sex, and Innate Timing Mechanisms on Body Temperature Patterns of Free‐Ranging Black‐Tailed Prairie Dogs (Cynomys ludovicianus) von Lehmer, Erin M., Bossenbroek, Jonathan M., Van Horne, Beatrice

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Roles of human disturbance, precipitation, and a pathogen on the survival and reproductive probabilities of deer mice von Previtali, M. Andrea, Lehmer, Erin M., Pearce-Duvet, Jessica M. C., Jones, Jeremy D., Clay, Christine A., Wood, Britta A., Ely, Patrick W., Laverty, Sean M., Dearing, M. Denise

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Differential regulation of pathogens: the role of habitat disturbance in predicting prevalence of Sin Nombre virus von Lehmer, Erin M, Clay, Christine A, Pearce-Duvet, Jessica, St. Jeor, Stephen, Dearing, M. Denise

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The Interplay of Plant and Animal Disease in a Changing Landscape: The Role of Sudden Aspen Decline in Moderating Sin Nombre Virus Prevalence in Natural Deer Mouse Populations von Lehmer, Erin M., Korb, Julie, Bombaci, Sara, McLean, Nellie, Ghachu, Joni, Hart, Lacey, Kelly, Ashley, Jara-Molinar, Edlin, O’Brien, Colleen, Wright, Kimberly

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VARIATION IN TORPOR PATTERNS OF FREE-RANGING BLACK-TAILED AND UTAH PRAIRIE DOGS ACROSS GRADIENTS OF ELEVATION von Lehmer, Erin M., Biggins, Dean E.

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How can hantaviruses kill humans but leave deer mice unaffected?: An evaluation of the immune response of deer mice to Sin Nombre virus von McLean, Nellie, Kelly, Ashley, Molinar, Edlin, Ghachu, Joni, Hart, Lacey, O'Brien, Colleen, Wright, Kimberly, Schountz, Tony, Hartney, Cathy, Lehmer, Erin M

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Why is the Four Corners a hotspot for hantavirus? von Price, Hannah L, Clancy, Nathaniel P, Graham, Timothy E, Kersten, Shane Michael, Lavengood, Kathryn D, Paddock, Sherry A, Shoemaker, Christopher C, Yeager, Christopher, Lehmer, Erin M

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VARIATION IN TORPOR PATTERNS OF FREE-RANGING BLACK-TAILED AND UTAH PRAIRIE DOGS ACROSS GRADIENTS OF ELEVATION von Lehmer, Erin M., Biggins, Dean E.

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FACULTATIVE TORPOR IN FREE-RANGING BLACK-TAILED PRAIRIE DOGS ( CYNOMYS LUDOVICIANUS ) von Lehmer, Erin M., Van Horne, Beatrice, Kulbartz, Benjamin, Florant, Gregory L.

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FACULTATIVE TORPOR IN FREE-RANGING BLACK-TAILED PRAIRIE DOGS (CYNOMYS LUDOVICIANUS) von Lehmer, Erin M., Van Horne, Beatrice, Kulbartz, Benjamin, Florant, Gregory L.

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How can hantaviruses kill humans but leave deer mice unaffected? von McLean, Nellie, Kelly, Ashley, Molinar, Edlin, Ghachu, Joni, Hart, Lacey, O'Brien, Colleen, Wright, Kimberly, Schountz, Tony, Hartney, Cathy, Lehmer, Erin M

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