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. 2014 Jun 22;281(1785):20132783. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2013.2783

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Figure 2. — Simulations of the stochastic model (one per row), leading to endemic states. Panels (a,c) show population sizes, panels (b,d) show the mean adult DOI. The breeding rate r_br and transmission rates , are time-independent. Populations are exposed to Bd during the second year. (a,b) Tadpoles do not suffer from infection and have a long life time (τ_m = 1 year). The observed cycles are purely due to host-demographic delays, as Bd-intrinsic time scales are very short (μ_Z = 1 d⁻¹, ). (c,d) Tadpoles strongly suffer from infection, but with otherwise identical parameters as in (a,b). Model parameters are given in the electronic supplementary material, table S1. (Online version in colour.)

Inline graphic — Simulations of the stochastic model (one per row), leading to endemic states. Panels (a,c) show population sizes, panels (b,d) show the mean adult DOI. The breeding rate r_br and transmission rates , are time-independent. Populations are exposed to Bd during the second year. (a,b) Tadpoles do not suffer from infection and have a long life time (τ_m = 1 year). The observed cycles are purely due to host-demographic delays, as Bd-intrinsic time scales are very short (μ_Z = 1 d⁻¹, ). (c,d) Tadpoles strongly suffer from infection, but with otherwise identical parameters as in (a,b). Model parameters are given in the electronic supplementary material, table S1. (Online version in colour.)