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Host-parasite and genotype-by-environment interactions: temperature modifies potential for selection by a sterilizing pathogen.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Jan 2005

Mitchell Suzanne E, Rogers Emily S, Little Tom J, Read Andrew F

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Parasite-mediated selection is potentially of great importance in modulating genetic diversity. Genetic variation for resistance, the fuel for natural selection, appears to be common in host-parasite interactions, but responses to selection are rarely observed. In the present study, we tested whether environmental variation could mediate infection and determine evolutionary outcomes. Temperature was shown to...

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