Joanne Cable

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Cardiff University

United Kingdom

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Professor Joanne Cable is a faculty member at Cardiff University in the United Kingdom. Her research interests primarily focus on immunocompetence, aquatic invasive species behavior, and host-parasite interactions, as highlighted in her recent articles. She explores various ecological dynamics, including the impacts of environmental factors on aquatic organisms and the role of biodiversity in mutualistic relationships.

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Tamsyn Uren Webster

Lecturer

Swansea University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Amy Ellison

Bangor University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sarah Perkins

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Cardiff University Cardiff School of Biosciences

UNITED KINGDOM

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Mateusz Konczal

Assistant professor

Uniwersytet im Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu

POLAND

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Christoph Hahn

Assistant Professor

Graz University of Technology

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Articles (10)

Expansion of frozen hybrids in the guppy ectoparasite, Gyrodactylus turnbulli

Depletion of MHC supertype during domestication can compromise immunocompetence

Environmental nitrate impacts foraging and agonistic behaviours of invasive non-native crayfish (Pacifastacus leniusculus and Faxonius virilis)

Saprolegnia parasitica zoospore activity and host survival indicates isolate variation in host preference

Shining a light on parasite behaviour: Daily patterns of Argulus fish lice

Temperature surpasses the effects of velocity and turbulence on swimming performance of two invasive non-native fish species

Ultrastructural observations on the oncomiracidium epidermis and adult tegument of Discocotyle sagittata, a monogenean gill parasite of salmonids

Comparative transcriptomics reveal conserved impacts of rearing density on immune response of two important aquaculture species

Consistency in mutualism relies on local, rather than wider community biodiversity

Cost of a deprived environment - increased intraspecific aggression and susceptibility to pathogen infections

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Tamsyn Uren Webster

Amy Ellison

Sarah Perkins

Mateusz Konczal

Christoph Hahn

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