Discussion
The most frequent variable determining infection prevalence and intensity was coinfection, highlighting a crucial role of parasite community structure in determining individual parasite species are distributed in this population. Every parasite species measured was associated with at least one other species, with many observed across guilds, confirming the importance of accounting for coinfection across multiple parasite groups when studying coinfected wild populations. Both negative and positive associations were observed, forming a complicated picture of parasite community structure, and providing a framework upon which mechanisms of parasite interactions might be further explored.