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Infection success of different trematode genotypes in two alternative intermediate hosts: evidence for intraspecific specialization?

Parasitology - 1 Feb 2010

Leung T L F, Poulin R

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The evolution of host specificity and the potential trade-off between being a generalist and a specialist are central issues in the evolutionary ecology of parasites. Different species of parasites or even different populations of the same species often show different degrees of host specificity....

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PMID: 19765340
DOI: 10.1017/S0031182009991107

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