Parasites as conservation tools

Parasite success typically depends on a close relationship with one or more hosts; therefore, attributes of parasitic infection have the potential to provide indirect details of host natural history and are biologically relevant to animal conservation. Characterization of parasite infections has bee...

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Hauptverfasser: Gagne, Roderick B., Crooks, Kevin R., Craft, Meggan E., Chiu, Elliott S., Fountain‐Jones, Nicholas M., Malmberg, Jennifer L., Carver, Scott, Funk, W. Chris, VandeWoude, Sue
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description Parasite success typically depends on a close relationship with one or more hosts; therefore, attributes of parasitic infection have the potential to provide indirect details of host natural history and are biologically relevant to animal conservation. Characterization of parasite infections has been useful in delineating host populations and has served as a proxy for assessment of environmental quality. In other cases, the utility of parasites is just being explored, for example, as indicators of host connectivity. Innovative studies of parasite biology can provide information to manage major conservation threats by using parasite assemblage, prevalence, or genetic data to provide insights into the host. Overexploitation, habitat loss and fragmentation, invasive species, and climate change are major threats to animal conservation, and all of these can be informed by parasites. Los Parásitos como Herramienta de Conservación Resumen El éxito de los parásitos depende típicamente de la relación cercana con uno o más hospederos; por lo tanto, las características de la infección parasitaria tienen potencial para proporcionar detalles indirectos de la historia natural del hospedero y son biológicamente relevantes para la conservación animal. La caracterización de las infecciones parasitarias ha sido útil para definir a las poblaciones hospederas y ha servido como sustituto para la evaluación de la calidad ambiental. Los estudios innovadores de la biología de parásitos pueden proporcionar información para manejar las principales amenazas a la conservación mediante la información proporcionada por el conjunto de parásitos, su prevalencia o genética que proporciona conocimiento sobre el hospedero. La sobreexplotación, la pérdida del hábitat y la fragmentación, las especies invasoras y el cambio climático son las principales amenazas para la conservación animal y a todas pueden ser informadas mediante los parásitos. Article impact statement: Studies of parasites provide insights for conservation of animals threatened by overexploitation, habitat loss, invasive species, and climate change.
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Climate change
conservación animal
conservación de parásitos
Conservation
Environmental quality
especie invasora
Habitat loss
Infections
Information management
Introduced species
Invasive species
Overexploitation
parasite conservation
Parasites
Parasitic diseases
pathogens
patógenos
pérdida del hábitat
Quality assessment
sobreexplotación
Wildlife conservation
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