Parasite Virulence Evolution is the evolutionary process by which the harm caused to a host by a parasite, relative to the parasite’s fitness, is shaped by natural selection acting on genetic variation in traits influencing host exploitation and transmission.
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Evolution Of Parasite Virulence
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