Parasite Aggregation is a statistical pattern in which a disproportionate share of parasites occupy a minority of hosts within a population, distinguishing it from uniform or random parasite distributions.
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Analysis of aggregation, a worked example: numbers of ticks on red grouse chicks
David A. Elston, Robert L. Moss, Thierry Boulinier et al. · Parasitology · 2001 · 405 citations
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