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Co-evolution as an important component explaining microbial predator-prey interaction.

Journal of theoretical biology - 7 Feb 2020

Kaitala Veijo, Hiltunen Teppo, Becks Lutz, Scheuerl Thomas

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Predator-prey relationships belong to the most important and well-studied ecological interactions in nature. Understanding the underlying mechanisms is important to predict community dynamics and to estimate coexistence probability. Historically, evolution has been considered to be too slow to affect such ecological interactions. However, evolution can occur within ecological time scales, potentially affecting...

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PMID: 31783060
DOI: 10.1016/j.jtbi.2019.110095

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