<p>The right tail of the distribution of vectors (larvae and nymphae) on hosts (mice and lizards) is described by a power-law distribution. For each dataset we report: the MLE estimate of the value of above which the data are well described by a power-law; the MLE estimate of the power-law exponent; the P-value of the goodness-of-fit test for the power-law; the MLE estimate of the size of the negative binomial distribution; the P-value of the goodness-of-fit test for the negative binomial; the -statistic and the P-value of the Vuong test comparing the two distributions.</p
The mechanism by which Moniliformis moniliformis might regulate the population size of its host was ...
Distributions of mixed infection related genetic diversity statistics (y-axis), plotted for equilibr...
<p>Differences in mobility of sibling voles as defined by numbers of belt crossings per hour for vol...
<p>A PL distribution of vectors-per-host has been considered in all scenarios. Simulations that cons...
Frequency distributions from 49 published wildlife host-macroparasite systems were analysed by maxim...
<p>The line represents the power-law distribution with parameters and determined by Maximum Likeli...
The negative binomial distribution (NBD) is widely used to describe the distribution of parasitic he...
<p>Number of mice and lizards examined to determine the distribution of vectors on hosts in the Tusc...
International audienceWe investigated the empirical relationship between mean abundance and its vari...
The macroecological pattern known as Taylor's power law (TPL) represents the pervasive tendency of t...
<p>All the tests were separately conducted for the data obtained from individual flies. The mean sta...
1. Empirically, parasite distributions are often best described by the negative binomial distributio...
<p><b>A</b>. Comparison of observed and predicted wild type WITS population size distributions in wi...
<p>Positive (negative) values of imply that the data are better described by the power law (negativ...
It is well known that parasites are often highly aggregated on their hosts such that relatively few ...
The mechanism by which Moniliformis moniliformis might regulate the population size of its host was ...
Distributions of mixed infection related genetic diversity statistics (y-axis), plotted for equilibr...
<p>Differences in mobility of sibling voles as defined by numbers of belt crossings per hour for vol...
<p>A PL distribution of vectors-per-host has been considered in all scenarios. Simulations that cons...
Frequency distributions from 49 published wildlife host-macroparasite systems were analysed by maxim...
<p>The line represents the power-law distribution with parameters and determined by Maximum Likeli...
The negative binomial distribution (NBD) is widely used to describe the distribution of parasitic he...
<p>Number of mice and lizards examined to determine the distribution of vectors on hosts in the Tusc...
International audienceWe investigated the empirical relationship between mean abundance and its vari...
The macroecological pattern known as Taylor's power law (TPL) represents the pervasive tendency of t...
<p>All the tests were separately conducted for the data obtained from individual flies. The mean sta...
1. Empirically, parasite distributions are often best described by the negative binomial distributio...
<p><b>A</b>. Comparison of observed and predicted wild type WITS population size distributions in wi...
<p>Positive (negative) values of imply that the data are better described by the power law (negativ...
It is well known that parasites are often highly aggregated on their hosts such that relatively few ...
The mechanism by which Moniliformis moniliformis might regulate the population size of its host was ...
Distributions of mixed infection related genetic diversity statistics (y-axis), plotted for equilibr...
<p>Differences in mobility of sibling voles as defined by numbers of belt crossings per hour for vol...