| helminth community structure in two species of arctic-breeding waterfowl. | climate change is occurring rapidly at high latitudes, and subsequent changes in parasite communities may have implications for hosts including wildlife and humans. waterfowl, in particular, harbor numerous parasites and may facilitate parasite movement across broad geographic areas due to migratory movements. however, little is known about helminth community structure of waterfowl at northern latitudes. we investigated the helminth communities of two avian herbivores that breed at high latitude ... | 2016 | 27709067 |