Abundance and distribution of fleas on desert rodents: linking Taylor's power law to ecological specialization and epidemiology
B. R. KRASNOV , S. MORAND , I. S. KHOKHLOVA , G. I. SHENBROT
Parasitology 131 ( 06) 825 -837
15
2005
Age, intensity of infestation by flea parasites and body mass loss in a rodent host.
H. HAWLENA , I. S. KHOKHLOVA , Z. ABRAMSKY , B. R. KRASNOV
Parasitology 133 ( 02) 187 -193
38
2006
Sex ratio in flea infrapopulations: number of fleas, host gender and host age do not have an effect.
B. R. KRASNOV , G. I. SHENBROT , I. S. KHOKHLOVA , H. HAWLENA
Parasitology 135 ( 9) 1133 -1141
8
2008
Flea infestation and energy requirements of rodent hosts: are there general rules?
H. HAWLENA , B. R. KRASNOV , Z. ABRAMSKY , I. S. KHOKHLOVA
Functional Ecology 20 ( 6) 1028 -1036
25
2006
Spiteful interactions between sympatric natural isolates of Xenorhabdus bovienii benefit kin and reduce virulence.
F Bashey , SK Young , H Hawlena , CM Lively
Journal of Evolutionary Biology 25 ( 3) 431 -437
29
2012
Age-biased parasitism and density-dependent distribution of fleas (Siphonaptera) on a desert rodent.
H. Hawlena , Z. Abramsky , B. R. Krasnov
Oecologia 146 ( 2) 200 -208
66
2005
R. Bettencourt, P. Dando, D. Rosa, V. Riou, A. ColacSo, J. Sarrazin, P.-M. Sarradin and
RS Santos , T Ichikawa , A Ansart , PA Aulne
Jensen, DH, 404 Jiang, S., 320 Jones, PL, 444 José Ibánez, A., 347 Jürgen Streich, W., 32
A Abe , Z Abramsky , NA Andersen , A Ansart
Erratum: Age, intensity of infection by flea parasites and body mass loss in a rodent host (Parasitology (2006) 133,(187-193))
H Hawlena , IS Khokhlova , Z Abramsky , BR Krasnov
Parasitology 134 ( 6) 921 -921
2007
Spiteful interactions between sympatric natural isolates of Xenorhabdus bovienii benefit kin and reduce virulence.
F Bashey , SK Young , H Hawlena , CM Lively
Journal of Evolutionary Biology 25 ( 3) 431 -437
29
2012
Manifold implications of host species diversity on parasite occurrence: acommunity perspective
Irit Messika , Hadas Hawlena , Hadar Kedem , Clay Fuqua
Julius-Kühn-Archiv 122
2018
Wolbachia Endosymbionts of Fleas Occur in All Females but Rarely in Males and Do Not Show Evidence of Obligatory Relationships, Fitness Effects, or Sex-Distorting Manipulations.
Hadas Hawlena , Michal Segoli , Ron Flatau
Frontiers in Microbiology 12 649248 -649248
2021
The arthropod, but not the vertebrate host or its environment, dictates bacterial community composition of fleas and ticks
Hadas Hawlena , Evelyn Rynkiewicz , Evelyn Toh , Andrew Alfred
The ISME Journal 7 ( 1) 221 -223
82
2013
The effect of ecological and temporal factors on the composition of Bartonella infection in rodents and their fleas.
Ricardo Gutiérrez , Danny Morick , Carmit Cohen , Hadas Hawlena
The ISME Journal 8 ( 8) 1598 -1608
25
2014
Similarities and seasonal variations in bacterial communities from the blood of rodents and from their flea vectors
Carmit Cohen , Evelyn Toh , Daniel Munro , Qunfeng Dong
The ISME Journal 9 ( 7) 1662 -1676
21
2015
Benefits, Costs and Constraints of Anti-Parasitic Grooming in Adult and Juvenile Rodents
Hadas Hawlena , Dikla Bashary , Zvika Abramsky , Boris R. Krasnov
Ethology 113 ( 4) 394 -402
80
2007
Temporal variation in parasite infestation of a host individual: does a parasite-free host remain uninfested permanently?
Boris R. Krasnov , Georgy I. Shenbrot , Irina S. Khokhlova , Hadas Hawlena
Parasitology Research 99 ( 5) 541 -545
25
2006
Sex-biased parasitism is not universal: evidence from rodent-flea associations from three biomes.
Herwig Leirs , Hadas Hawlena , Boris R. Krasnov , Christian Kiffner
Oecologia 173 ( 3) 1009 -1022
48
2013
From endosymbionts to host communities: factors determining the reproductive success of arthropod vectors.
Irit Messika , Mario Garrido , Hadar Kedem , Victor China
Oecologia 184 ( 4) 859 -871
6
2017
Programmed versus stimulus-driven antiparasitic grooming in a desert rodent
Hadas Hawlena , Dikla Bashary , Zvika Abramsky , Irina S. Khokhlova
Behavioral Ecology 19 ( 5) 929 -935
20
2008