7 Aug 2026Open access
Functional phylosymbiosis in birds: phylogeny and antimicrobial properties of bacterial symbionts in BucerotiformesPublisher siteAnimal Microbiome, Bird parasitology and diseases
UniversitiesTanja M. F. N. van de Ven
Active, last published 2026
In animal behavior and reproduction
Tanja M. F. N. van de
Ven
Scholar“Research focused on Animal Behavior and Reproduction and adjacent fields.”
University of the Witwatersrand
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Animal Behavior and Reproduction×7Avian ecology and behavior×6Physiological and biochemical adaptations×5Wildlife Ecology and Conservation×3Vector-borne infectious diseases×2
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