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The last bar groups every scientist with 442 publications or more.
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The last bar groups every scientist with 77 D-Index or more.
Oldrich Sychra is affiliated with the University of Veterinary Sciences Brno in the Czech Republic. Their research primarily spans the fields of Agricultural and Biological Sciences and Immunology and Microbiology, with notable emphasis on parasitology and ecology.
The scientist's work covers several interrelated subfields, including parasitology, ecology, evolution, behavior and systematics, insect science, and genetics. Their main research topics include bird parasitology and diseases, vector-borne infectious diseases, studies of mite species, parasite biology and host interactions, insect and pesticide research, plant and animal studies, as well as animal behavior and reproduction.
Oldrich Sychra has published research findings in numerous venues, with frequent contributions to:
Recent papers authored or coauthored include:
The scientist collaborates frequently with several researchers, including:
Oldrich Sychra's research interests and publication record reflect a focus on ectoparasites and insect vectors associated with birds, contributing knowledge relevant to the understanding of disease transmission, parasite diversity, systematics, and host interactions in avian biology.
Lenka Dubska;Ivan Literak;Elena Kocianova;Veronika Taragelova
Miroslav Valan;Oldrich Sychra;Ivan Literak
Sergey V. Mironov;Ivan Literak;Oldrich Sychra;Miroslav Capek
Tomas Najer;Ivo Papousek;Costica Adam;Alfred Trnka
Stanislav Kolencik;Oldrich Sychra;Ivo Papousek;Ivan Literak
Lenka Dubska;Ivan Literak;Elena Kocianova;Veronika Taragelova
Daniel R. Gustafsson;Fasheng Zou;Lucie Oslejskova;Tomas Najer
Tomas Najer;Daniel R. Gustafsson;Oldrich Sychra
Saima Naz;Syed Anser Rizvi;Oldrich Sychra
Tomas Najer;Oldrich Sychra;Filip Kounek;Ivo Papousek
Tomas Najer;Oldrich Sychra;Nguyen Manh Hung;Miroslav Capek
Filip Kounek;Oldrich Sychra;Miroslav Capek;Alexandra Lipkova
Tomas Najer;Oldrich Sychra;Nguyen Manh Hung;Miroslav Capek
Saima Naz;Oldrich Sychra;Syed Anser Rizvi
Filip Kounek;Oldrich Sychra;Miroslav Capek;Ivan Literak
Lucie Oslejsková;Sarka Kounkova;Daniel R. Gustafsson;Roberto Resendes
Filip Kounek;Oldrich Sychra;Miroslav Capek;Ivan Literak
Ivan Literak;Ana Claudia Norte;Maria Sofia Núncio;Isabel Lopes de Carvalho
Oldrich Sychra;Ivan Literak;Miroslav Capek
Ali Halajian;Oldrich Sychra;Wilmien Luus-Powell;Derek Engelbrecht
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