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Trans‐generational priming of resistance in wild flour beetles reflects the primed phenotypes of laboratory populations and is inhibited by co‐infection with a common parasite

2015-08-01

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Trans‐generational priming renders offspring of immune‐challenged parents less susceptible to disease‐induced mortality, and has been demonstrated in a variety of arthropod taxa under controlled laboratory conditions. However, relatively little is known about the applicability of these laboratory results to priming in wild populations, especially in the context of environmental variables like maternal co‐infection...

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Literature Corpus work: d27c2eca-16e6-5d2f-9b1d-02203dae2094
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2435.12411

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