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Identifying the molecular basis of host-parasite coevolution: merging models and mechanisms.

The American naturalist - 1 Jul 2014

Dybdahl Mark F, Jenkins Christina E, Nuismer Scott L

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Mathematical models of the coevolutionary process have uncovered consequences of host-parasite interactions that go well beyond the traditional realm of the Red Queen, potentially explaining several important evolutionary transitions. However, these models also demonstrate that the specific consequences of coevolution are sensitive to the structure of the infection matrix, which is embedded in models to describe...

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PMID: 24921596
DOI: 10.1086/676591

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