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Patterns of potential cross-species transmission in planktonic multihost-multiparasite communities

2023-09-07

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Most parasite species infect multiple host species, and reciprocally, most hosts are infected by multiple parasites. This leads to complex webs of interactions that influence disease within the community, making it challenging to understand and predict disease spread within the community and epidemics. Here, we used network approaches to analyze a multi-year time series dataset that includes eight zooplankton host...

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Literature Corpus work: 49819ee2-4035-52f9-b96b-aa6d5366f519
DOI: 10.22541/au.169406836.68892833/v1

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