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Does a facultative precocious life cycle predispose the marine trematode Proctoeces cf. lintoni to inbreeding and genetic differentiation among host species?

International journal for parasitology - 1 Mar 2014

Valdivia I M, Criscione C D, Cárdenas L, Durán C P, Oliva M E

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Intraspecific variability in parasite life cycle complexity (number of hosts and species of hosts in the life cycle) may have an impact how parasite genetic variation is partitioned among individual parasites, host individuals or host species within a given area. Among digenean trematodes, a three-host life cycle is common. However, a few species are precocious and may reach sexual maturity in what is typically...

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PMID: 24447491
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpara.2013.10.008

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