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Legacy parasite collections reveal species-specific population genetic patterns among three species of zoonotic schistosomes (Trematoda: Schistosomatidae)

2021-10-06

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Multi-host helminth systems are difficult to study at a population level due to inherent spatial and temporal sampling challenges. Consequently, our understanding of the factors affecting gene flow, genetic drift and effective population size is limited. Population genetic parameters (Ne, Θ, π) are necessary in understanding fundamental processes in host-parasite evolution such as co-evolutionary dynamics, spread...

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42364e28-dcb1-59e1-b525-507eb62e6514
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10.22541/au.163352156.62491828/v1
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