Evolved pesticide tolerance influences susceptibility to parasites in amphibians.

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Brian Mattes

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Devin K Jones

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Rick A Relyea

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Rickey D Cothran

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Vanessa P Wuerthner

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10.1111/EVA.12500

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Jason T Hoverman

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