Impact of trematodes on host survival and population density in the intertidal gastropod Zeacumantus subcarinatus

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Relating bird host distribution and spatial heterogeneity in trematode infections in an intertidal snail—from small to large scale (2006, methodology): “Lower Portobello Bay was selected based on previous studies showing a high prevalence of larval trematodes in most size-classes of Z. subcarinatus, indicating a substantial recruitment of trematodes into this snail population (Fredensborg et al. 2005).”
Trematode parasites of Otago Harbour (New Zealand) soft‐sediment intertidal ecosystems: Life cycles, ecological roles and DNA barcodes (2009, background): “These samples were obtained as part of studies on parasites of benthic invertebrates (see Donald et al. 2004; Fredensborg et al. 2005; mouritsen & Poulin 2005b; martotelli et al. 2008; Leung et al. 2009).”