Parasite Speciation is a biological process denoting the evolutionary divergence of parasitic organisms into distinct species, characterized by the development of reproductive isolation and host-specific adaptations that distinguish it from general speciation mechanisms in free-living organisms.
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GENERAL CONCEPTS ON THE EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY OF PARASITES
Peter W. Price · Evolution · 1977 · 205 citations
Speciation in fig pollinators and parasites
George D. Weiblen, Guy L. Bush · Molecular Ecology · 2002 · 202 citations
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