Jon J Sullivan
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Recent Articles
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Tanyitiku M, Nicholas G, Sullivan J, Petcheu I, On S
Pathogens
. 2024 Mar;
13(3).
PMID: 38535547
Background: Land snails are considered a delicacy in many countries in Europe and sub-Saharan Africa. However, the interaction of microbial pathogens with land snails may present a public health threat...
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Hettiarachchi D, Rostas M, Sullivan J, Jackman S, van Koten C, Cripps M
Pest Manag Sci
. 2023 Jul;
79(11):4694-4703.
PMID: 37450765
Background: Predicting the host range of biocontrol agents is important for the safe and effective implementation of biocontrol of weeds. In this study, we examined the phylogenetic pattern of host...
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Tanyitiku M, Nicholas G, Sullivan J, Petcheu I, On S
Arch Public Health
. 2022 Dec;
80(1):256.
PMID: 36550566
Background: Snail meat is an important source of nutrition in Cameroon, but the food safety risks are poorly understood. We characterized public health risks from snail meat consumption as a...
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Callaghan C, Mesaglio T, Ascher J, Brooks T, Cabras A, Chandler M, et al.
PLoS Biol
. 2022 Nov;
20(11):e3001843.
PMID: 36355752
As the number of observations submitted to the citizen science platform iNaturalist continues to grow, it is increasingly important that these observations can be identified to the finest taxonomic level,...
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Tanyitiku M, Nicholas G, Petcheu I, Sullivan J, On S
Emerg Infect Dis
. 2022 Jul;
28(8):1715-1717.
PMID: 35876537
In tropical countries, land snails are an important food source; however, foodborne disease risks are poorly quantified. We detected Campylobacter spp., Yersinia spp., Listeria spp., Salmonella spp., or Shiga-toxigenic Escherichia...
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Quan W, Sullivan J, Meurk C, Stewart G
PeerJ
. 2021 Apr;
9:e10588.
PMID: 33828902
A city's planted trees, the great majority of which are in private gardens, play a fundamental role in shaping a city's wild ecology, ecosystem functioning, and ecosystem services. However, studying...
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Miller A, Diez J, Sullivan J, Wangen S, Wiser S, Meffin R, et al.
Ecology
. 2014 Jun;
95(4):920-9.
PMID: 24933811
Invasive species distributions tend to be biased towards some habitats compared to others due to the combined effects of habitat-specific resistance to invasion and non-uniform propagule pressure. These two factors...
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Diez J, Dickie I, Edwards G, Hulme P, Sullivan J, P Duncan R
Ecol Lett
. 2010 May;
13(7):803-9.
PMID: 20482584
The enemy release hypothesis is a common explanation for species invasions, suggesting that introduced species benefit from leaving behind natural enemies in the native range. However, any such advantage may...
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P Duncan R, Diez J, Sullivan J, Wangen S, Miller A
Ecology
. 2009 Sep;
90(8):2129-38.
PMID: 19739375
The extent to which plant populations are seed vs. establishment limited can be understood by quantifying the recruitment function, describing the number of seedlings that establish as a function of...
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Diez J, Williams P, Randall R, Sullivan J, Hulme P, P Duncan R
Ecol Lett
. 2009 Sep;
12(11):1174-83.
PMID: 19723283
Our understanding of broad taxonomic patterns of plant naturalizations is based entirely on observations of successful naturalizations. Omission of the failures, however, can introduce bias by conflating the probabilities of...