Who benefits from reduced reproduction in parasitized hosts? An experimental test using the Pasteuria ramosa-Daphnia magna system.
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Influence of multiple infection and relatedness on virulence: disease dynamics in an experimental plant population and its castrating parasiteSex-specific effects of a parasite evolving in a female-biased host population.Endoparasite infection has both short- and long-term negative effects on reproductive success of female house sparrows, as revealed by faecal parasitic egg counts.The virulence-transmission relationship in an obligate killer holds under diverse epidemiological and ecological conditions, but where is the tradeoff?Starvation reveals the cause of infection-induced castration and gigantism.
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Who benefits from reduced reproduction in parasitized hosts? An experimental test using the Pasteuria ramosa-Daphnia magna system.
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Eldfrid J Grepperud
Jon H Mageroy
Knut Helge Jensen
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10.1017/S0031182011001302
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2011-08-19T00:00:00Z