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Influence of the ecological opportunity of interaction on the structure of host-parasite networks

2020-01-13

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Despite the great interest to quantify the structure of ecological networks, the influence of morphological, ecological and evolutionary characteristics of the species still remains poorly understood. One of the challenging issues in ecology is how the interaction opportunity influences and provides changes to the associations between species, and which effects these changes have on ecological systems. To explore...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.13.904151

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