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Endangered monoxenous trypanosomatid parasites: a lesson from island biogeography

2021-11-01

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Most remote and oceanic islands are important, yet highly vulnerable biodiversity hotspots, which host a significant proportion of endemic species. Along with iconic endangered or extinct animals and plants, the disappearance of their co-inhabitants, including protist parasites, gets usually unnoticed from the conservation perspective. Here, we examined insects from Madagascar, Reunion, and Mauritius for the prese...

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1eeff7c6-54d2-5434-a98f-9b4918eb5c7f
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10.1007/s10531-020-02041-2
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