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• W2962804929 abstract "Abstract Climate warming impacts ecosystems through multiple interacting pathways, including via direct thermal responses of individual taxa and the combined responses of closely interacting species. In this study we examined how warming and infection by an oomycete parasite affect the dominant zooplankter of Russia’s Lake Baikal, the endemic cold-adapted stenotherm Epischura baikalensis (Copepoda). We used a combination of laboratory experiments, long-term monitoring data and population modeling. Experiments showed large thermal mismatch between host and parasite, with strong negative effects of warm temperatures on E. baikalensis survival and reproduction and a negative synergistic effect of Saprolegnia infection. However, Saprolegnia infection had an unexpected positive effect on E. baikalensis reproductive output, which may be consistent with fecundity compensation by infected females. Long-term monitoring data showed that Saprolegnia infections were most common during the warmest periods of the year and that infected individuals tended to accumulate in deep water. Population models, parameterized with experimental and literature data, correctly predicted the timing of Saprolegnia epizootics, but overestimated the negative effect of warming on E.baikalensis populations. Models suggest that diel vertical migration may allow E. baikalensis to escape the negative effects of increasing temperatures and parasitism and enable E. baikalensis to persist as Lake Baikal warms. Our results contribute to understanding of how multiple interacting stressors affect warming pelagic ecosystems of cold lakes and oceans and show that the population-level consequences of thermal mismatch between hosts and parasites can vary seasonally, interannual and spatially." @default.
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• W2962804929 date "2019-07-23" @default.
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• W2962804929 title "Hot and sick: impacts of warming and oomycete parasite infection on endemic dominant zooplankter of Lake Baikal" @default.
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