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The interplay between host community structure and pathogen life‐history constraints in driving the evolution of host‐range shifts

2019-12-01

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The ability of pathogens and parasites to adaptively exploit novel hosts has contributed to their unparalleled diversification along the tree of life. Moreover, evolved host‐range shifts are of particular applied interest – for instance, zoonotic ‘spillovers’ towards humans motivate growing concern about emerging infectious diseases. Thus, identifying the constraints upon, and conditions conducive to, host switchi...

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110de1ed-32aa-5323-8d75-7e9b4a92402f
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10.1111/1365-2435.13467
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