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Navigated range expansion promotes migratory culling

2024-03-13

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Motile organisms can expand into new territories and increase their fitness, while nonmotile viruses usually depend on host migration to spread across long distances. In general, faster host motility facilitates virus transmission. However, recent ecological studies have also shown that animal host migration can reduce viral prevalence by removing infected individuals from the migratory group. Here, we use a bacte...

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d9c0cdb6-687d-5bab-b103-8fa9268ddd77
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10.1101/2024.03.09.584265
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