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Clayton, Dale H. | Reciprocal natural selection on host-parasite phenotypes | Coevolution is evolution in one species in response to selection imposed by a second species, followed by evolution in the second species in response to reciprocal selection imposed by the first species. Although reciprocal selection is a prerequisite of coevolution, it has seldom been documented in... | Host-parasite phenotypes; Ectoparasites; Virulence; Fitness | 1999 |
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Adler, Frederick R. | Super- and coinfection: filling the range | How many different strains of a disease can coexist in a single population of hosts? What effect do different mechanisms of coexistence have on the properties of diseases? The principle of competitive exclusion (Armstrong and McGehee 1980; Levin 1970) states that no more species can coexist in a sys... | Superinfection; Virulence; Coexistence | 2002 |
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