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Parasite-mediated selection in experimental metapopulations of Daphnia magna.

Proceedings. Biological sciences - 22 Oct 2004

Haag Christoph R, Ebert Dieter

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In metapopulations, only a fraction of all local host populations may be infected with a given parasite species, and limited dispersal of parasites suggests that colonization of host populations by parasites may involve only a small number of parasite strains. Using hosts and parasites obtained f...

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PMID: 15475335
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2004.2841
PMCID: PMC1691835

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