Johannah E. Farner

The paper examines how heatwaves affect mosquito-parasite interactions, finding that heatwaves reduce parasitism and increase survival by allowing mosquitoes to evade infection.

The paper investigates how temperature affects mosquito parasite infection across a climate gradient, finding nonlinear thermal responses and consistent results between field and lab studies.

The paper examines how local tree cover affects mosquito species richness and disease vector presence in tropical landscapes, finding tree cover supports biodiversity and reduces vector presence at small spatial scales.

This study estimates thermal safety margins for 8 mosquito species across their ranges to assess vulnerability to climate warming, finding higher vulnerability in subtropical regions and desert biomes.

The paper examines body size and thermal tolerance in mosquito populations across a latitudinal gradient, finding that lower latitude populations are more thermally tolerant and smaller.