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Reduced parasite diversity and abundance in a marine whelk in its expanded geographical range

2014-09-01

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AIM: To improve our understanding of how parasitism interacts with geographical range expansions by quantifying diversity and abundance of parasites in 25 populations of a large marine snail, Kellet's whelk (Kelletia kelletii), throughout its historical and recently expanded range, which are separated by a well‐known biogeographical boundary. LOCATION: California coast (western North America). METHODS: Parasitolog...

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25c42733-68aa-56cd-9037-888255f58664
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10.1111/jbi.12329
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