Temperature driving a mass killer: assessing the risk of trematode outbreaks for New Zealand seabirds.

No infection parameter (prevalence, mean abundance, mean intensity, number of free-living stages) was significantly correlated with the average temperature of the sea surface 2 or 3 months prior to collection of hosts (Month 2 and Month 3; Table 2 ), except for prevalence at Month 2 which was slightly significant ( p = 0.01) with moderate fit ( Table 2 ).

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