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PART 1: INTRODUCTION; 1 Vanessa O. Ezenwa, Sonia Altizer, and Richard J. Hall: Animal behavior and parasitism: where have we been, where are we going?; 2 Dana M. Hawley and Vanessa O. Ezenwa: Parasites, host behavior, and their feedbacks; PART II: SOCIAL BEHAVIOR; 3 Baptiste Sadoughi, Simone Anza, Charlotte Defolie, Virgile Manin, Nadine Muller-Klein, Tatiana Murillo, Markus Ulrich, and Doris Wu: Parasites in a social world: lessons from primates; 4 Janine Mistrick, Marie L.J. Gilbertson, Lauren A. White, and Meggan E. Craft: Constructing animal networks for parasite transmission inference; 5 Carl N. Keiser: Collective behavior and parasite transmission; PART III: MOVEMENT BEHAVIOR; 6 Orr Spiegel, Nili Anglister, and Miranda M Crafton: Movement data provides insight into feedbacks and heterogeneities in host-parasite interactions; 7 Richard J. Hall, Sonia Altizer, Stephanie J. Peacock, and Allison K. Shaw: Animal migration and infection dynamics: recent advances and future frontiers; 8 Hannah R. Meredith and Amy Wesolowski: Seasonal human movement and the consequences for infectious disease transmission; PART IV: SEXUAL SELECTION AND MATING BEHAVIOR; 9 Alistair Pirrie, Hettie Chapman, and Ben Ashby: Parasite-mediated sexual selection: to mate or not to mate?; 10 Rebecca E. Koch and Geoffrey E. Hill: Shared biochemical pathways for ornamentation and immune function: rethinking the mechanisms underlying honest signalling of parasite resistance; 11 Jamie C. Winternitz and Jessica L. Abbate: The genes of attraction: mating behavior, immunogenetic variation, and parasite resistance; PART V: PARASITE MODIFICATION OF HOST BEHAVIOR; 12 Stephanie S. Godfrey and Robert Poulin: Host manipulation by parasites: from individual to collective behavior; 13 Lauren J. Cator: Altered feeding behaviors in disease vectors; PART VI: BEHAVIORAL DEFENSES; 14 Patricia C. Lopes, Susannah S. French, Douglas C. Woodhams, and Sandra A. Binning: Infection avoidance behaviors across vertebrate taxa: patterns, processes, and future directions; 15 Clemence Poirotte and Marie J. E. Charpentier: Inter-individual variation in parasite avoidance behaviors and its epidemiological, ecological, and evolutionary consequences; 16 Shaun Davis and Todd Schlenke: Behavioral defenses against parasitoids: genetic and neuronal mechanisms; 17 Jessica F. Stephenson and James S. Adelman: The behavior of infected hosts: behavioral tolerance, behavioral resilience, and their implications for behavioral competence; PART VII: EMERGING FRONTIERS; 18 Sarah Guindre-Parker, Jenny Tung, and Alexander T. Strauss: Emerging frontiers in animal behavior and parasitism: integration across scales; 19 Emlyn J. Resetarits, Lewis J. Bartlett, Cali A. Wilson, Anna R. Willoughby: Parallels in parasite behavior: the other side of the host-parasite relationship

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