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Recent evolution of extreme cestode growth suppression by a vertebrate host

2016-12-07

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Parasites can be a major cause of natural selection on hosts, which consequently evolve a variety of strategies to avoid, eliminate, or tolerate infection. When ecologically similar host populations present disparate infection loads, this natural variation can reveal immunological strategies underlying adaptation to infection and population divergence. For instance, the tapeworm Schistocephalus solidus persistent...

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b0f74bae-d2d1-553b-9178-1368ffacacf7
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10.1101/091942
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