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Temperature and pathogen exposure act independently to drive host phenotypic trajectories.

Biology letters - 1 Jun 2021

Hector Tobias E, Sgrò Carla M, Hall Matthew D

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Natural populations are experiencing an increase in the occurrence of both thermal stress and disease outbreaks. How these two common stressors interact to determine host phenotypic shifts will be important for population persistence, yet a myriad of different traits and pathways are a target of both stressors, making generalizable predictions difficult to obtain. Here, using the host Daphnia magna and its...

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PMID: 34129797
DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2021.0072
PMCID: PMC8205525

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