Macroparasite Size. parasites are often subdivided into microparasites (viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa) and macroparasites (helminths,. for some parasite species, there is a positive association between parasite size. (ne) is a crucial parameter in evolutionary biology because it controls genetic drift and the. there is a positive association between parasite size and host size, but not for others [23]. we explored how a surrogate of census size, the median infrapopulation size (i.e., the median number of individual. effective population size. the effective size (n e), rather than the census size of a population (n), determines the rate of random genetic. In this paper we review the published literature on patterns of abundance and aggregation of macroparasites in. the basic reproductive ratio of macroparasites is the product of the mean number of new infections produced by a. Parasite size can also depend on.
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the basic reproductive ratio of macroparasites is the product of the mean number of new infections produced by a. (ne) is a crucial parameter in evolutionary biology because it controls genetic drift and the. parasites are often subdivided into microparasites (viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa) and macroparasites (helminths,. effective population size. there is a positive association between parasite size and host size, but not for others [23]. Parasite size can also depend on. we explored how a surrogate of census size, the median infrapopulation size (i.e., the median number of individual. In this paper we review the published literature on patterns of abundance and aggregation of macroparasites in. for some parasite species, there is a positive association between parasite size. the effective size (n e), rather than the census size of a population (n), determines the rate of random genetic.
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Macroparasite Size In this paper we review the published literature on patterns of abundance and aggregation of macroparasites in. parasites are often subdivided into microparasites (viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa) and macroparasites (helminths,. effective population size. the basic reproductive ratio of macroparasites is the product of the mean number of new infections produced by a. there is a positive association between parasite size and host size, but not for others [23]. (ne) is a crucial parameter in evolutionary biology because it controls genetic drift and the. In this paper we review the published literature on patterns of abundance and aggregation of macroparasites in. we explored how a surrogate of census size, the median infrapopulation size (i.e., the median number of individual. the effective size (n e), rather than the census size of a population (n), determines the rate of random genetic. Parasite size can also depend on. for some parasite species, there is a positive association between parasite size.
