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Testing epidemiological functional groups as predictors of avian haemosporidia patterns in southern Africa

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Table 1. Epidemiological functional groups (bird species can belong to more than one group).
Table 2. Epidemiological functional group combinations (combinations with ≥12 sampled individuals globally are in bold, those not tested are indicated by “na”).
Fig. 1. Composition of the counted and captured communities at each site and in pooled data (TOTALEpiFG combinations with ≥12 tested individuals are indicated with an asterix
Fig. 2. Average (±standard error) Plasmodiumeach EpiFG. res: resident species, afro: afrotropical migrants and nomadic species, pal: palearctic migrants, aqua: aquatic foragers, terr: terrestrial foragers, gr: ground roosters, mid: mid- story roosters, can: canopy  (a, c and e) and Haemoproteus (b, d and f) prevalence in roosters.
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