Tested birds

• Main Authors: Drovetski, Sergei V., Aghayan, Sargis A., Mata, Vanessa A., Lopes, Ricardo J., Mode, Nicolle A., Harvey, Johanna A., Voelker, Gary
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: Dryad Digital Repository 2014
• Subjects: Host Parasite Interactions; Birds; abundance-occupancy relationship; host specialization; blood parasites; Northwest Africa; Northwest Iberia; Transcaucasia; Western Greater Caucasus; Holocene; Acrocephalus palustris; Aegithalos caudatus; Alectoris chukar; Alectoris rufa; Anthus spinoletta; Anthus trivialis; Athene noctua; Carduelis cannabina; Carduelis carduelis; Carduelis flavirostris; Carpodacus erythrinus; Cercotrichas galactotes; Certhia brachydactyla; Certhia familiaris; Cettia cetti; Chloris chloris; Coccothraustes coccothraustes; Columba palumbus; Corvus corone; Cyanistes caeruleus; Cyanistes teneriffae; Cyanopica cooki; Dendrocopos major; Dendrocopos minor; Emberiza calandra; Emberiza cia; Emberiza cirlus; Emberiza hortulana; Emberiza melanocephala; Eremophila alpestris; Erithacus rubecula; Falco naumanni; Falco tinnunculus; Ficedula parva; Ficedula semitorquata; Ficedula speculigera; Fringilla coelebs; Galerida cristata; Garrulus glandarius; Hippolais languida; Hippolais polyglotta; Hirundo rustica; Iduna opaca; Irania gutturalis; Lanius collurio; Lanius meridionalis; Lanius senator; Lophophanes cristatus; Luscinia luscinia; Luscinia megarhynchos; Monticola saxatilis; Motacilla cinerea; Motacilla flava; Muscicapa striata; Oenanthe deserti; Oenanthe leucura; Oenanthe oenanthe; Otus scops; Parus major; Passer domesticus; Passer hispaniolensis; Periparus ater; Petronia petronia; Phoenicurus moussieri; Phoenicurus ochruros; Phoenicurus phoenicurus; Phylloscopus collybita; Phylloscopus nitidus; Phylloscopus sibilatrix; Phylloscopus sindianus; Picus vaillantii; Picus viridis; Poecile lugubris; Prunella modularis; Prunella ocularis; Pycnonotus barbatus; Pyrrhula pyrrhula; Rhodopechys sanguineus; Riparia riparia; Saxicola maurus; Saxicola rubetra; Serinus serinus; Sitta europaea; Sitta krueperi; Streptopelia turtur; Strix aluco; Sturnus unicolor; Sylvia atricapilla; Sylvia borin; Sylvia cantillans; Sylvia communis; Sylvia crassirostris; Sylvia curruca; Sylvia deserticola; Sylvia hortensis; Sylvia melanocephala; Sylvia nisoria; Sylvia undata; Troglodytes troglodytes; Turdus merula; Turdus philomelos; Turdus viscivorus; Upupa epops; Haemosporidia; Parus; Chukar
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.r8bj6/1; http://datadryad.org/resource/doi:10.5061/dryad.r8bj6/1

Birds were sampled in the wild in four biogeographic regions (Region): NWA - Northwest Africa, NWI - Northwest Iberia, TRC - Transcaucasia, WGC - Western Greater Caucasus. Bird ID is the unique identifier for each bird sampled. Repeated bird IDs indicate multiple infections in the same bird. Date is when the sample was taken in the field. Parasite lineage is a unique identifier and 'none' indicates that no haemosporidian parasite lineages were found. Please see the original article for details of methods.