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Distribution of host-specific parasites in hybrids of phylogenetically related fish: the effects of genotype frequency and maternal ancestry?

Parasites & vectors - 8 Aug 2020

Krasnovyd Vadym, Vetešník Lukáš, Šimková Andrea

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BACKGROUND: Host specificity is one of the outputs of the coevolution between parasites and their associated hosts. Several scenarios have been proposed to explain the pattern of parasite distribution in parental and hybrid genotypes ranging from hybrid resistance to hybrid susceptibility. We hypothesized that host-parasite co-adaptation limits the infection of host-specific parasites in hybrid genotypes even...

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PMID: 32771040
DOI: 10.1186/s13071-020-04271-3
PMCID: PMC7414675

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