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Sex-Specific Enemy Amplification, Not Release, in Introduced House Sparrows

2025-05-12

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Biological invasions disrupt ecosystems, economies, and disease transmission pathways, yet the mechanisms underlying invasion success remain debated. The Enemy Release Hypothesis (ERH) posits that non-native host populations thrive due to reduced pathogen pressure. While widely tested in plants and in vector-borne diseases, ERH remains understudied for enteric pathogens, which have generalist host ranges and are t...

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Literature Corpus work: bed38e78-f35b-58c2-9e06-0dac667e19f6
DOI: 10.22541/au.174705851.11435881/v1

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