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Human pathogen co-occurrence in <i>Ixodes ricinus</i> ticks: effects of landscape topography, climatic factors and microbiota interactions

2019-02-24

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The factors shaping microbial communities within organisms are still poorly understood. Besides ecological factors and host characteristics, direct interactions among microbes may shape the occurrence of microbes and the structure of communities. In the past it has been difficult to disentangle if patterns of microbial co-occurrence are due to facilitation or competition effects, or shaped by shared ecological pre...

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a014d521-10e6-5e1f-8db0-9beca7762aaf
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10.1101/559245
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