Figure 3
From: Heat sensitivity of first host and cercariae may restrict parasite transmission in a warming sea
Cercarial emergence per snail (A) and net cercarial emergence per snails that survived from an initial population of 10 snails (B) over a 3-day incubation experiment in different temperatures. Regressions are based on generalized linear models with distributions of overdispersion-corrected Poisson (A) and zero-inflated negative binomial (B). The blue dot represents the optimal temperature [22.7 °C (A) and 18.9 °C (B)] for cercarial emergence [938 cercariae per snail (A) and 5088 cercariae per survived snails (B)].
