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Ecology directs host-parasite coevolutionary trajectories across Daphnia-microparasite populations.

Nature ecology & evolution - 1 Apr 2021

Paplauskas Sam, Brand June, Auld Stuart K J R

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Host-parasite interactions often fuel coevolutionary change. However, parasitism is one of a myriad of possible ecological interactions in nature. Biotic (for example, predation) and abiotic (for example, temperature) variation can amplify or dilute parasitism as a selective force on hosts and parasites, driving population variation in (co)evolutionary trajectories. We dissected the relationships between wider...

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PMID: 33589801
DOI: 10.1038/s41559-021-01390-7

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