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Canonical host-pathogen tradeoffs subverted by mutations with dual benefits

2019-10-24

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Tradeoffs between life history traits impact diverse biological phenomena, from biodiversity maintenance to combating infectious disease. However, while research into trait correlations has focused on tradeoffs, less attention has been paid to other associations, like `tradeups' where traits are positively correlated. But if tradeoffs are common, tradeups should be too: if traits X and Y tradeoff, so too traits Y...

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51b967f9-14de-5bca-bf3b-7dbb7af0f05c
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10.1101/818492
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