Larval Migration Patterns
Larval Migration Patterns is a biological phenomenon denoting the specific pathways and behavioral mechanisms by which parasitic larvae move through host tissues during infection, distinguished by their species-specific tropism, temporal dynamics, and pathological consequences in the context of zoonotic parasitic dermatoses.
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CURRENT SHIFTS AND KIN AGGREGATION EXPLAIN GENETIC PATCHINESS IN FISH RECRUITS
Kimberly A. Selkoe, Steven D. Gaines, Jennifer E. Caselle et al. · Ecology · 2006 · 216 citations
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Realized and potential larval connectivity in the Southern California Bight
JR Watson, Satoshi Mitarai, David A. Siegel et al. · Marine Ecology Progress Series · 2009 · 181 citations · Full text
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University of Georgia
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