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	Rothstein, Andrew, Allison Byren, Roland Knapp, Cheryl J Briggs, Jamie Voyles, Corinne Richards-Zawacki, and Erica Bree Rosenblum. 2021. “Divergent Regional Evolutionary Histories Of A Devastating Global Amphibian Pathogen”. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B 288.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark Q, Ferdinand Pfab, Michel Ohmer, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2021. “Integrating Infection Intensity Into Within-And Between-Host Pathogen Dynamics: Implications For Invasion And Virulence Evolution”. The American Naturalist 198.	Google Scholar
	Brannelly, Laura, Hamish McCallum, Laura Grogan, Cheryl Briggs, Maria Ribas, Matthijs Hollanders, Thais Sasso, Mariel Familiar L\ opez, David Newell, and Auston M Kilpatrick. 2021. “Mechanisms Underlying Host Persistence Following Amphibian Disease Emergence Determine Appropriate Management Strategies”. Ecology Letters 24.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark Q, Edward Davis Carter, Matthew J Gray, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2021. “Putative Resistance And Tolerance Mechanisms Have Little Impact On Disease Progression For An Emerging Salamander Pathogen”. Functional Ecology 35.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark Q, Edward Davis Carter, Matthew J Gray, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2021. “Putative Resistance And Tolerance Mechanisms Have Little Impact On Disease Progression For An Emerging Salamander Pathogen”. Functional Ecology 35.	Google Scholar
	Canessa, Stefano, Annemarieke Spitzen- van der Sluijs, Tariq Stark, Bryony Allen, Phillip Bishop, Molly Bletz, Cheryl J Briggs, et al. 2020. “Conservation Decisions Under Pressure: Lessons From An Exercise In Rapid Response To Wildlife Disease”. Conservation Science And Practice 2.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark Q, Pieter Johnson, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2020. “Disease Hotspots Or Hot Species? Infection Dynamics In Multi-Host Metacommunities Controlled By Species Identity, Not Source Location”. Ecology Letters 23.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark Q, Cheryl J Briggs, and Pieter Johnson. 2020. “Disease\Textquoterights Hidden Death Toll: Using Parasite Aggregation Patterns To Quantify Landscape-Level Host Mortality In A Wildlife System”. Journal Of Animal Ecology 89.	Google Scholar
	Pfab, Ferdinand, Garziella DiRenzo, Ariel Gershman, Cheryl Briggs, and Roger Nisbet. 2020. “Energy Budgets For Tadpoles Approaching Metamorphosis”. Ecological Modelling 436.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark, Andrea Jani, Joseph Mihaljevic, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2020. “Fungal Infection Alters The Selection, Dispersal And Drift Processes Structuring The Amphibian Skin Microbiome”. Ecology Letters 23.	Google Scholar
	DiRenzo, Garziella, Renwei Chen, Kelly Ibsen, Mary H Toothman, Abigail Miller, Ariel Gershman, Samir Mitragotri, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2020. “Investigating The Potential Use Of An Ionic Liquid (1-Butyl-1-Methylpyrrolidinium Bis(Trifluoromethylsulfonyl)Imide) As An Anti-Fungal Treatment Against The Amphibian Chytrid Fungus, Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis”. Plos One 15.	Google Scholar
	Woodhams, Douglas, Louise Rollins-Smith, Laura Reinert, Briana Lam, Reid Harris, Cheryl J Briggs, Vance T Vredenburg, et al. 2020. “Probiotics Modulate A Novel Amphibian Skin Defense Peptide That Is Antifungal And Facilitates Growth Of Antifungal Bacteria”. Microbial Ecology 79.	Google Scholar
	Rothstein, Andrew, Roland Knapp, Gideon Bradburd, Daniel Boiano, Cheryl J Briggs, and Erica B Rosenblum. 2020. “Stepping Into The Past To Conserve The Future: Archived Skin Swabs From Extant And Extirpated Populations Inform Genetic Management Of An Endangered Amphibian”. Molecular Ecology 29.	Google Scholar
	Byrne, Allison, Vance T Vredenburg, An Martel, Frank Pasmans, Rayna Bell, David Blackburn, Molly Bletz, et al. 2019. “Cryptic Diversity Of A Widespread Global Pathogen Reveals Expanded Threats To Amphibian Conservation”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences 116.	Google Scholar
	Vredenburg, Vance T, Samuel McNally, Hasan Sulaeman, Helen Butler, Tiffany Yap, Michelle Koo, Dirk Schmeller, et al. 2019. “Pathogen Invasion History Elucidates Contemporary Host Pathogen Dynamics”. Plos One 14.	Google Scholar
	Woodhams, Douglas C, Louise A Rollins-Smith, Laura K Reinert, Briana A Lam, Reid N Harris, Cheryl J Briggs, Vance T Vredenburg, et al. (2019 May 16) 2019. “Probiotics Modulate A Novel Amphibian Skin Defense Peptide That Is Antifungal And Facilitates Growth Of Antifungal Bacteria.”. Microb Ecol. doi:10.1007/s00248-019-01385-9.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark, Pieter Johnson, and Cheryl Briggs. 2019. “When Chytrid Fungus Invades: Integrating Theory And Data To Understand Disease-Induced Am-Phibian Declines”. Wildlife Disease Ecology: Linking Theory To Data And Application.	Google Scholar
	Jani, AJ, and CJ Briggs. 2018. “Host And Aquatic Environment Shape The Amphibian Skin Microbiome But Effects On Downstream Resistance To The Pathogen Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis Are Variable”. Front. Microbiol. DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2018.00487.	Google Scholar
	Tornabene, BJ, AR Blaustein, CJ Briggs, DM Calhoun, PTJ Johnson, T McDevitt-Galles, JR Rohr, and JT Hoverman. (02/2018AD) 2018. “The Influence Of Landscape And Environmental Factors On Ranavirus Epidemiology In Amphibian Assemblage”. Freshwater Biology 63.	Google Scholar
	Wilson, EA, CJ Briggs, and TL Dudley. 2018. “Invasive African Clawed Frogs In California: A Reservoir For Or Predator Against The Chytrid Fungus?”. Plosone DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0191537.	Google Scholar
	Briggs, Cheryl J, Thomas C Adam, Sally J Holbrook, and Russell J Schmitt. (2018) 2018. “Macroalgae Size Refuge From Herbivory Promotes Alternative Stable States On Coral Reefs.”. Plos One 13: e0202273. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0202273.	Google Scholar
	Peralta-Garcia, A, AJ Adams, CJ Briggs, P Galina-Tessaro, JH Valdez-Villavicencio, and et .al. 2018. “Occurrence Of Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis In Anurans Of The Mediterranean Region Of Baja California, M\ Exico”. Diseases Of Aquatic Organisms 127.	Google Scholar
	Johnson, PTJ, DM Calhoun, AN Stokes, CB Susbilla, T McDevitt-Galles, CJ Briggs, JT Hoverman, VV Tkach, and JC de Roode. 2018. “Of Poisons And Parasites: The Defensive Role Of Tetrodotoxin Against Infections In Newts”. Journal Of Animal Ecology DOI: 10.1111/1365-2656.12816.	Google Scholar
	Holbrook, SJ, TC Adam, PJ Edmunds, RJ Schmitt, RC Carpenter, AJ Brooks, HS Lenihan, and CJ Briggs. 2018. “Recruitment Drives Spatial Variation In Recovery Rates Of Resilient Coral Reefs”. Scientific Reports 8.	Google Scholar
	MacDonald, Andrew J, David W Hyon, A McDaniels, KE O\textquoterightConnor, A Swei, and CJ Briggs. (05/2018AD) 2018. “Risk Of Vector Tick Exposure Initially Increases, Then Declines Through Time In Response To Wildfire In California”. Ecosphere 9: Article e02227.	Google Scholar
	Wilson, EA, TL Dudley, and CJ Briggs. (09/2017AD) 2018. “Shared Behavioral Responses And Predation Risk Of Anuran Larvae And Adults Exposed To A Novel Predator”. In , 20:475-485.	Google Scholar
	Jani, AJ, RA Knapp, and CJ Briggs. (06/2017AD) 2017. “Epidemic And Endemic Pathogen Dynamics Correspond To Distinct Host Population Microbiomes At A Landscape Scale”. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B 284.	Google Scholar
	Adams, AJ, SJ Kupferberg, MQ Wilber, AP Pessier, M Grefsrud, S Bobzien, VT Vredenburg, and CJ Briggs. (03/2017AD) 2017. “Extreme Drought, Host Density, Sex, And Bullfrogs Influence Fungal Pathogen Infection In A Declining Lotic Amphibian”. Ecosphere 8.	Google Scholar
	MacDonald, Andrew J, David W Hyon, John B Brewington, Kerry E O\textquoterightConnor, Andrea Swei, and Cheryl J Briggs. (01/2017AD) 2017. “Lyme Disease Risk In Southern California: Abiotic And Environmental Drivers Of Ixodes Pacificus (Acari: Ixodidae) Density And Infection Prevalence With Borrelia Burgdorferi”. Parasites \& Vectors 10: 13071-016.	Google Scholar
	Hilker, FM, LJS Allen, VA Bokil, CJ Briggs, and et. al. (10/2017AD) 2017. “Modeling Virus Coinfection To Inform Management Of Maize Lethal Necrosis In Kenya”. Phytopathology 107: 1095-1108.	Google Scholar
	Adams, AJ, AP Pessier, and CJ Briggs. (10/2017AD) 2017. “Rapid Extirpation Of A North American Frog Coincides With An Increase In Fungal Pathogen Prevalence: Historical Analysis And Implications For Reintroduction”. Biology And Evolution DOI: 10.1002/ece3.3468.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, MQ, RA Knapp, M Toothman, and CJ Briggs. (09/2017AD) 2017. “Resistance, Tolerance And Environmental Transmission Dynamics Determine Host Extinction Risk In A Load-Dependent Amphibian Disease”. Ecology Letters 20: 1169-1181.	Google Scholar
	Grant, EHC, E Muths, RA Katz, S Canessa, MJ Adams, L Berger, CJ Briggs, and et. al. (05/2017AD) 2017. “Using Decision Analysis To Support Proactive Management Of Emerging Infectious Wildlife Diseases”. The Ecological Society Of America, Frontiers In Ecology And The Environment 15: 214-221.	Google Scholar
	Stutz, WE, AR Blaustein, CJ Briggs, JT Hoverman, JR Rohr, and PTJ Johnson. 2017. “Using Multi- Response Models To Investigate Pathogen Coinfections Across Scales: Insights From Emerging Diseases Of Amphibians”. Methods Ecol Evol. 9: 1120.	Google Scholar
	Drawert, B, M Griesemer, LR Petzold, and CJ Briggs. (08/2017AD) 2017. “Using Stochastic Epidemiological Models To Evaluate Conservation Strategies For Endangered Amphibians”. Journal Of The Royal Society Interface 14: 20170480.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, MQ, PTJ Johnson, and CJ Briggs. (03/2017AD) 2017. “When Can We Infer Mechanism From Parasite Aggregation? A Constraint-Based Approach To Disease Ecology”. Ecology 98: 688-702.	Google Scholar
	Smith, Thomas C, Roland A Knapp, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2016. “Declines And Extinctions Of Mountain Yellow-Legged Frogs Have Small Effects On Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities”. Ecosphere 7.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark Q, Sara B Weinstein, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2016. “Detecting And Quantifying Parasite-Induced Host Mortality From Intensity Data: Method Comparisons And Limitations”. International Journal For Parasitology 46. Pergamon: 59\textendash66.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark Q, Kate E Langwig, Auston Marm Kilpatrick, Hamish I McCallum, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2016. “Integral Projection Models For Host\Textendashparasite Systems With An Application To Amphibian Chytrid Fungus”. Methods In Ecology And Evolution.	Google Scholar
	Edmunds, PJ, S Comeau, C. Lantz, A Andersson, CJ Briggs, A Cohen, JP Gattuso, and al. et. (2016) 2016. “Integrating The Effects Of Ocean Acidification Across Functional Scales On Tropical Coral Reefs”. Bioscience 66: 350-362.	Google Scholar
	Knapp, Roland A, Gary M Fellers, Patrick M Kleeman, David AW Miller, Vance T Vredenburg, Erica B Rosenblum, and Cheryl J Briggs. (10/2016AD) 2016. “Large-Scale Recovery Of An Endangered Amphibian Despite Ongoing Exposure To Multiple Stressors”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences Of The United States Of America 113: 94.	Google Scholar
	Poorten, Thomas J, Mary J Stice-Kishiyama, Cheryl J Briggs, and Erica Bree Rosenblum. 2016. “Mountain Yellow-Legged Frogs (Rana Muscosa) Did Not Produce Detectable Antibodies In Immunization Experiments With Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis”. Journal Of Wildlife Diseases 52. Wildife Disease Association Business Office, 810 East 10th St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044-8897, USA.: 154\textendash158.	Google Scholar
	Grant, Evan H Campbell, Erin L Muths, Rachel A Katz, Stefano Canessa, Michael J Adams, Jennifer R Ballard, Lee Berger, et al. 2016. “Salamander Chytrid Fungus (Batrachochytrium Salamandrivorans) In The United States\Textemdashdeveloping Research, Monitoring, And Management Strategies”. Usgs Open-File Report 2015-1233. US Geological Survey.	Google Scholar
	MacDonald, Andrew J, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2016. “Truncated Seasonal Activity Patterns Of The Western Blacklegged Tick (Ixodes Pacificus) In Central And Southern California”. Ticks And Tick-Borne Diseases 7. Urban \& Fischer: 234\textendash242.	Google Scholar
	Langwig, Kate E, Jamie Voyles, Mark Q Wilber, Winifred F Frick, Kris A Murray, Benjamin M Bolker, James P Collins, et al. 2015. “Context-Dependent Conservation Responses To Emerging Wildlife Diseases”. Frontiers In Ecology And The Environment 13. Ecological Society of America: 195\textendash202.	Google Scholar
	Wilber, Mark Q, Sara B Weinstein, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2015. “Detecting And Quantifying Parasite-Induced Host Mortality From”.	Google Scholar
	Adams, Andrea J, John P LaBonte, Morgan L Ball, Kathryn L Richards-Hrdlicka, Mary H Toothman, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2015. “Dna Extraction Method Affects The Detection Of A Fungal Pathogen In Formalin-Fixed Specimens Using Qpcr”. Plos One 10. Public Library of Science: e0135389.	Google Scholar
	Lafferty, Kevin D, Giulio DeLeo, Cheryl J Briggs, Andrew P Dobson, Thilo Gross, and Armand M Kuris. 2015. “A General Consumer-Resource Population Model”. Science 349. American Association for the Advancement of Science: 854\textendash857.	Google Scholar
	MacDonald, Andrew J, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2015. “Ticks And Tick-Borne Diseases”.	Google Scholar
	Adams, AJ, SS Sweet, and CJ Briggs. 2014. “Examining Anuran Declines In Southern California\Textquoterights Western Transverse Ranges: Did Disease Play A Role?”. Bulletin Of The Southern California Academy Of Sciences 113. Southern California Academy of Sciences: 117\textendash118.	Google Scholar
	Voyles, Jamie, Leah R Johnson, Cheryl J Briggs, Scott D Cashins, Ross A Alford, Lee Berger, Lee F Skerratt, Rick Speare, and Erica Bree Rosenblum. 2014. “Experimental Evolution Alters The Rate And Temporal Pattern Of Population Growth In Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis, A Lethal Fungal Pathogen Of Amphibians”. Ecology And Evolution 4: 3633\textendash3641.	Google Scholar
	Voyles, Jamie, Marm Kilpatrick, James P Collins, Matthew C Fisher, Winifred F Frick, Hamish McCallum, Craig KR Willis, et al. 2014. “Moving Beyond Too Little, Too Late: Managing Emerging Infectious Diseases In Wild Populations Requires International Policy And Partnerships”. Ecohealth 2014: 1\textendash4.	Google Scholar
	Jani, Andrea J, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2014. “The Pathogen Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis Disturbs The Frog Skin Microbiome During A Natural Epidemic And Experimental Infection”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences 111. National Acad Sciences: E5049\textendashE5058.	Google Scholar
	Wilson, EA, CJ Briggs, and TL Dudley. 2014. “When African Clawed Frogs Invade: Indirect Interactions Between Native And Invasive Amphibians”. Bulletin Of The Southern California Academy Of Sciences 113. Southern California Academy of Sciences: 140\textendash142.	Google Scholar
	Rosenblum, Erica Bree, Timothy Y James, Kelly R Zamudio, Thomas J Poorten, Dan Ilut, David Rodriguez, Jonathan M Eastman, et al. 2013. “Complex History Of The Amphibian-Killing Chytrid Fungus Revealed With Genome Resequencing Data”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences 110. National Acad Sciences: 9385\textendash9390.	Google Scholar
	Voyles, J, T Poorten, M Toothman, R Knapp, C Briggs, and EB Rosenblum. 2013. “Focusing On Survivors: Understanding How Some Amphibian Populations Persist Beyond Chytridiomycosis Outbreaks”. In , 53:E221\textendashE221. OXFORD UNIV PRESS INC JOURNALS DEPT, 2001 EVANS RD, CARY, NC 27513 USA.	Google Scholar
	Fisher, Matthew C, Daniel A Henk, Cheryl J Briggs, John S Brownstein, Lawrence C Madoff, Sarah L McCraw, and Sarah J Gurr. 2012. “Emerging Fungal Threats To Animal, Plant And Ecosystem Health”. Nature 484. Nature Publishing Group: 186\textendash194.	Google Scholar
	Swei, Andrea, Cheryl J Briggs, Robert S Lane, and Richard S Ostfeld. 2012. “Impacts Of An Introduced Forest Pathogen On The Risk Of Lyme Disease In California”. Vector-Borne And Zoonotic Diseases 12. Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. 140 Huguenot Street, 3rd Floor New Rochelle, NY 10801 USA: 623\textendash632.	Google Scholar
	Voyles, Jamie, Vance T Vredenburg, Tate S Tunstall, John M Parker, Cheryl J Briggs, and Erica Bree Rosenblum. 2012. “Pathophysiology In Mountain Yellow-Legged Frogs (Rana Muscosa) During A Chytridiomycosis Outbreak”. Plos One 7. Public Library of Science: e35374.	Google Scholar
	Fisher, Carrie, Daniel A Henk, Cheryl J Briggs, John S Brownstein, Lawrence C Madoff, Sarah L McCraw, and Sarah J Gurr. 2012. “Review”. Nature 484: 12.	Google Scholar
	Voyles, Jamie, Leah R Johnson, Cheryl J Briggs, Scott D Cashins, Ross A Alford, Lee Berger, Lee F Skerratt, Rick Speare, and Erica Bree Rosenblum. 2012. “Temperature Alters Reproductive Life History Patterns In Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis, A Lethal Pathogen Associated With The Global Loss Of Amphibians”. Ecology And Evolution 2: 2241\textendash2249.	Google Scholar
	Woodhams, Douglas C, Corina C Geiger, Laura K Reinert, Louise A Rollins-Smith, Brianna Lam, Reid N Harris, Cheryl J Briggs, Vance T Vredenburg, and Jamie Voyles. 2012. “Treatment Of Amphibians Infected With Chytrid Fungus: Learning From Failed Trials With Itraconazole, Antimicrobial Peptides, Bacteria, And Heat Therapy”. Diseases Of Aquatic Organisms 98: 11\textendash25.	Google Scholar
	Swei, Andrea, Richard S Ostfeld, Robert S Lane, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2011. “2Cary Institute Of Ecosystem Studies, Millbrook, Ny 12545-0129, Usa 3 Department Of Environmental Science, Policy And Management, University Of California, Berkeley, Ca 94720, Usa 4”. In , 278:2970\textendash2978.	Google Scholar
	Swei, Andrea, Jodi JL Rowley, Dennis Rödder, Mae LL Diesmos, Arvin C Diesmos, Cheryl J Briggs, Rafe Brown, et al. 2011. “Is Chytridiomycosis An Emerging Infectious Disease In Asia?”. Plos One 6. Public Library of Science: e23179.	Google Scholar
	Moore, Sean M, Rebecca J Eisen, Paul Mead, Andrea Swei, Cheryl J Briggs, Robert S Lane, Richard S Ostfeld, et al. 2011. “Climate Variability And The Seasonality Of Lyme Disease”. In .	Google Scholar
	Garner, TWJ, CJ Briggs, J Bielby, and MC Fisher. 2011. “Determining When Parasites Of Amphibians Are Conservation Threats To Their Hosts: Methods And Perspectives”. Conservation Medicine, Applied Cases for Ecological Health. Oxford University Press.	Google Scholar
	Swei, Andrea, Richard S Ostfeld, Robert S Lane, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2011. “Effects Of An Invasive Forest Pathogen On Abundance Of Ticks And Their Vertebrate Hosts In A California Lyme Disease Focus”. Oecologia 166. Springer-Verlag: 91\textendash100.	Google Scholar
	Vredenburg, Vance T, CJ Briggs, and RN Harris. 2011. “Host-Pathogen Dynamics Of Amphibian Chytridiomycosis: The Role Of The Skin Microbiome In Health And Disease”. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press.	Google Scholar
	Swei, Andrea, Richard S Ostfeld, Robert S Lane, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2011. “Impact Of The Experimental Removal Of Lizards On Lyme Disease Risk”. Proceedings Of The Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 278. The Royal Society: 2970\textendash2978.	Google Scholar
	Swei, A, R Meentemeyer, and CJ Briggs. 2011. “Influence Of Abiotic And Environmental Factors On The Density And Infection Prevalence Of Ixodes Pacificus (Acari: Ixodidae) With Borrelia Burgdorferi”. Journal Of Medical Entomology 48. BioOne: 20\textendash28.	Google Scholar
	Woodhams, Douglas C, Jaime Bosch, Cheryl J Briggs, Scott Cashins, Leyla R Davis, Antje Lauer, Erin Muths, et al. 2011. “Mitigating Amphibian Disease: Strategies To Maintain Wild Populations And Control Chytridiomycosis”. Frontiers In Zoology 8. BioMed Central: 1.	Google Scholar
	Knapp, Roland A, Cheryl J Briggs, Thomas C Smith, and Jeff R Maurer. 2011. “Nowhere To Hide: Impact Of A Temperature-Sensitive Amphibian Pathogen Along An Elevation Gradient In The Temperate Zone”. Ecosphere 2. Ecological Society of America: 1\textendash26.	Google Scholar
	Johnson, Leah R, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2011. “Parameter Inference For An Individual Based Model Of Chytridiomycosis In Frogs”. Journal Of Theoretical Biology 277. Academic Press: 90\textendash98.	Google Scholar
	Swei, Andrea, Jodi JL Rowley, Dennis Rödder, Mae LL Diesmos, Arvin C Diesmos, Cheryl J Briggs, Rafe Brown, et al. 2011. “Prevalence And Distribution Of Chytridiomycosis Throughout Asia”. Froglog 98: 33\textendash34.	Google Scholar
	Vredenburg, Vance T, Roland A Knapp, Tate S Tunstall, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2010. “Dynamics Of An Emerging Disease Drive Large-Scale Amphibian Population Extinctions”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences 107. National Acad Sciences: 9689.	Google Scholar
	Kilpatrick, Marm, Cheryl J Briggs, and Peter Daszak. 2010. “The Ecology And Impact Of Chytridiomycosis: An Emerging Disease Of Amphibians”. Trends In Ecology \& Evolution 25. Elsevier: 109\textendash118.	Google Scholar
	Briggs, Cheryl J, Roland A Knapp, and Vance T Vredenburg. 2010. “Enzootic And Epizootic Dynamics Of The Chytrid Fungal Pathogen Of Amphibians”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences 107. National Acad Sciences: 9695\textendash9700.	Google Scholar
	Stice, Mary J, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2010. “Immunization Is Ineffective At Preventing Infection And Mortality Due To The Amphibian Chytrid Fungus Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis”. Journal Of Wildlife Diseases 46. Wildlife Disease Association: 70\textendash77.	Google Scholar
	Briggs, Cheryl J. 2009. “Host-Parasitoid Interactions”. The Princeton Guide To Ecology, 213\textendash219.	Google Scholar
	Harris, Reid N, Robert M Brucker, Jenifer B Walke, Matthew H Becker, Christian R Schwantes, Devon C Flaherty, Brianna A Lam, et al. 2009. “Skin Microbes On Frogs Prevent Morbidity And Mortality Caused By A Lethal Skin Fungus”. The Isme Journal 3. Nature Publishing Group: 818\textendash824.	Google Scholar
	Woodhams, Douglas C, Ross A Alford, Cheryl J Briggs, Megan Johnson, and Louise A Rollins-Smith. 2008. “Chytrid Fungus”. Bulletin Of The Ecological Society Of America 89. Ecological Society of America: 146\textendash146.	Google Scholar
	Andre, Sara E, John Parker, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2008. “Effect Of Temperature On Host Response To Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis Infection In The Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog (Rana Muscosa)”. Journal Of Wildlife Diseases 44. Wildlife Disease Association: 716\textendash720.	Google Scholar
	Woodhams, Douglas C, Ross A Alford, Cheryl J Briggs, Megan Johnson, and Louise A Rollins-Smith. 2008. “Life-History Trade-Offs Influence Disease In Changing Climates: Strategies Of An Amphibian Pathogen”. Ecology 89. Ecological Society of America: 1627\textendash1639.	Google Scholar
	Lafferty, Kevin D, Stefano Allesina, Matias Arim, Cherie J Briggs, Giulio De Leo, Andrew P Dobson, Jennifer A Dunne, et al. 2008. “Parasites In Food Webs: The Ultimate Missing Links”. Ecology Letters 11. Blackwell Publishing Ltd: 533\textendash546.	Google Scholar
	Killilea, Mary E, Andrea Swei, Robert S Lane, Cheryl J Briggs, and Richard S Ostfeld. 2008. “Spatial Dynamics Of Lyme Disease: A Review”. Ecohealth 5. Springer-Verlag: 167\textendash195.	Google Scholar
	Greer, Amy L, Cheryl J Briggs, and James P Collins. 2008. “Testing A Key Assumption Of Host-Pathogen Theory: Density And Disease Transmission”. Oikos 117. Wiley Online Library: 1667\textendash1673.	Google Scholar
	Daugherty, Matthew P, Cheryl J Briggs, and SC Welter. 2007. “Bottom-Up And Top-Down Control Of Pear Psylla (Cacopsylla Pyricola): Fertilization, Plant Quality, And The Efficacy Of The Predator Anthocoris Nemoralis”. Biological Control 43. Academic Press: 257\textendash264.	Google Scholar
	Boukili, VKS, MF Hoopes, and CJ Briggs. 2007. “Effect Of Microenvironment On Development Of A Gall Midge”. Environmental Entomology 36. The Oxford University Press: 441\textendash450.	Google Scholar
	Daugherty, Matthew P, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2007. “Multiple Sources Of Isotopic Variation In A Terrestrial Arthropod Community: Challenges For Disentangling Food Webs”. Environmental Entomology 36. The Oxford University Press: 776\textendash791.	Google Scholar
	Morgan, Jess AT, Vance T Vredenburg, Lara J Rachowicz, Roland A Knapp, Mary J Stice, Tate Tunstall, Rob E Bingham, et al. 2007. “Population Genetics Of The Frog-Killing Fungus Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences 104. National Acad Sciences: 13845\textendash13850.	Google Scholar
	Borer, Elizabeth T, Cheryl J Briggs, and Robert D Holt. 2007. “Predators, Parasitoids, And Pathogens: A Cross-Cutting Examination Of Intraguild Predation Theory”. Ecology 88. Ecological Society of America: 2681\textendash2688.	Google Scholar
	Rachowicz, Lara J, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2007. “Quantifying The Disease Transmission Function: Effects Of Density On Batrachochytrium Dendrobatidis Transmission In The Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog Rana Muscosa”. Journal Of Animal Ecology 76. Wiley Online Library: 711\textendash721.	Google Scholar
	Woodhams, Douglas C, Vance T Vredenburg, Mary-Alice Simon, Dean Billheimer, Bashar Shakhtour, Yu Shyr, Cheryl J Briggs, Louise A Rollins-Smith, and Reid N Harris. 2007. “Symbiotic Bacteria Contribute To Innate Immune Defenses Of The Threatened Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog, Rana Muscosa”. Biological Conservation 138. Elsevier: 390\textendash398.	Google Scholar
	Rollins-Smith, Louise A, Douglas C Woodhams, Laura K Reinert, Vance T Vredenburg, Cheryl J Briggs, Per F Nielsen, and Michael Conlon. 2006. “Antimicrobial Peptide Defenses Of The Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog (Rana Muscosa)”. Developmental \& Comparative Immunology 30. Pergamon: 831\textendash842.	Google Scholar
	Murdoch, William W, Susan L Swarbrick, and Cherie J Briggs. 2006. “Biological Control: Lessons From A Study Of California Red Scale”. Population Ecology 48. Springer: 297\textendash305.	Google Scholar
	DARROUZET-NARDI, ANTHONY, Martha F Hoopes, Jesse D Walker, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2006. “Dispersal And Foraging Behaviour Of Platygaster Californica: Hosts Can\Textquoterightt Run, But They Can Hide”. Ecological Entomology 31. Blackwell Publishing Ltd: 298\textendash306.	Google Scholar
	Rachowicz, Lara J, Roland A Knapp, Jess AT Morgan, Mary J Stice, Vance T Vredenburg, John M Parker, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2006. “Emerging Infectious Disease As A Proximate Cause Of Amphibian Mass Mortality”. Ecology 87. Eco Soc America: 1671\textendash1683.	Google Scholar
	Murdoch, William, Cheryl J Briggs, and Susan Swarbrick. 2005. “Host Suppression And Stability In A Parasitoid-Host System: Experimental Demonstration”. Science 309. American Association for the Advancement of Science: 610\textendash613.	Google Scholar
	Briggs, Cheryl J, Vance T Vredenburg, Roland A Knapp, and Lara J Rachowicz. 2005. “Investigating The Population-Level Effects Of Chytridiomycosis: An Emerging Infectious Disease Of Amphibians”. Ecology 86. Eco Soc America: 3149\textendash3159.	Google Scholar
	Rachowicz, Lara J, JEAN HERO, Ross A Alford, John W Taylor, Jess AT Morgan, Vance T Vredenburg, James P Collins, and Cheryl J Briggs. 2005. “The Novel And Endemic Pathogen Hypotheses: Competing Explanations For The Origin Of Emerging Infectious Diseases Of Wildlife”. Conservation Biology 19. Wiley Online Library: 1441\textendash1448.	Google Scholar
	Kendall, Bruce E, Stephen P Ellner, Edward McCauley, Simon N Wood, Cheryl J Briggs, William W Murdoch, and Peter Turchin. 2005. “Population Cycles In The Pine Looper Moth: Dynamical Tests Of Mechanistic Hypotheses”. Ecological Monographs 75. Ecological Society of America: 259\textendash276.	Google Scholar
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