Parasite Coevolution is a form of reciprocal evolutionary change between a parasite and its host, in which adaptations and counter-adaptations evolve in response to each other through natural selection.
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Coevolution Of Parasites
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Coevolution of hosts and parasites
Roy M. Anderson, Robert M. May · Parasitology · 1982 · 1.7K citations
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Stability in Insect Host-Parasite Models
M. P. Hassell, Robert M. May · Journal of Animal Ecology · 1973 · 887 citations
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