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Helen C. Leggett

University of OxfordORCID

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H. C. LEGGETT, H. C. Leggett, HELEN C. LEGGETT, Helen C. Leggett, Helen Catherine Leggett, Helen Leggett, Helen C. Leggett, Leggett, Helen C., Leggett, Helen Catherine

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University of OxfordUniversity of ExeterUniversity of CambridgeETH ZurichUniversity of Sheffield
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About

Helen C. Leggett is an author at University of Oxford specializing in parasitology, evolutionary biology, and pathogenesis.

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Deformed wing virus is a recent global epidemic in honeybees driven by <i>Varroa</i> mites

Lena Wilfert, Gráinne H. Long, Helen C. Leggett,

Science

2016

466

Generalism and the evolution of parasite virulence

Helen C. Leggett, Angus Buckling, Gráinne H. Long,

Trends in Ecology & Evolution

2013

182

Mechanisms of Pathogenesis, Infective Dose and Virulence in Human Parasites

Helen C. Leggett, Charlie K. Cornwallis, Stuart A. West

PLoS Pathogens

2012

165

Diversity–disturbance relationships: frequency and intensity interact

Alex R. Hall, Adam D. Miller, Helen C. Leggett,

Biology Letters

2012

80

Experimental Evolution of Adaptive Phenotypic Plasticity in a Parasite

Helen C. Leggett, Rebecca Benmayor, David J. Hodgson,

Current Biology

2012

71

Promiscuity and the evolution of cooperative breeding

Helen C. Leggett, Claire El Mouden, Geoff Wild,

Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences

2011

66

Growth rate, transmission mode and virulence in human pathogens

Helen C. Leggett, Charlie K. Cornwallis, Angus Buckling,

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences

2017

62

Population genetic structure of the winter moth, <i>Operophtera brumata</i> Linnaeus, in the Orkney Isles suggests long‐distance dispersal

Helen C. Leggett, Edward O. Jones, Terry Burke,

Ecological Entomology

2011

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Fast-killing parasites can be favoured in spatially structured populations

Helen C. Leggett, Geoff Wild, Stuart A. West,

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences

2017

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Within-host interference competition can prevent invasion of rare parasites

Benjamin J. Z. Quigley, Sam P. Brown, Helen C. Leggett,

Parasitology

2017

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