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Do host-consumed resources increase endoparasitic but decrease ectoparasitic infections?

2021-05-14

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Habitat loss and disease outbreak play a major role in the decline of biodiversity. Habitat degradation is often associated with reduced food resources, which can lead to less investment in host immunity and increased infections. However, pathogens use host resources for replication and pathogen traits, such as infecting hosts internally or short generation times, might allow pathogens to rapidly capitalize on hos...

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Literature Corpus work: 3d9596f4-9c03-51ff-a3ba-6fffc5de6c7a
DOI: 10.1101/2021.05.12.443795

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