A time-lagged association between the gut microbiome, nestling weight and nestling survival in wild great tits

Keyphrases

• Gut Microbiome 100%
• Lagged Association 100%
• Great Tit 100%
• Nestling Survival 100%
• Body Mass 66%
• Microbiota 66%
• Microbiome 66%
• Gut Microbiota 66%
• Fitness Traits 66%
• Indicator Taxa 66%
• Host Fitness 66%
• Microbial Diversity 66%
• Developmental Stages 33%
• Negatively Associated 33%
• Environmental Factors 33%
• Post-hatching 33%
• Community Impacts 33%
• Population Level 33%
• Genetic Factors 33%
• Hypothesis Testing 33%
• Feces 33%
• Microbial Taxa 33%
• 16S rRNA Sequencing 33%
• Temporal Association 33%
• Host Health 33%
• Lagged Relationships 33%
• Host Traits 33%
• Relative Weight Gain 33%
• Level Process 33%
• Confirmatory Research 33%
• Neonatal Birth Weight 33%
• Fitness Effects 33%
• Gut Microbial Community 33%
• Microbial Host 33%
• Indicator Species Analysis 33%
• Fledging 33%
• Great Tit Parus Major 33%
• Functional Overlap 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Taxon 100%
• Gut Microbiome 100%
• Parus Major 100%
• Microflora 66%
• Microbiome 66%
• Intestine Flora 66%
• Body Mass 66%
• Microbial Diversity 66%
• Indicator Organism 66%
• Developmental Stage 33%
• Birth Weight 33%
• Feces 33%
• Hatching 33%