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EVOLUTION OF MULTIHOST PARASITES

1 Jan 2004

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Multihost parasites can infect different types of hosts or even different host species. Epidemiological models have shown the importance of the diversity of potential hosts for understanding the dynamics of infectious disease (e.g., the importance of reservoirs), but the consequences of this diversity for virulence and transmission evolution remain largely overlooked. Here, I present a general theoretical...

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PMID: 15119430
DOI: 10.1554/03-390

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