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290 related items for PubMed ID: 21510742

  • 41. Can the behaviour of threespine stickleback parasitized with Schistocephalus solidus be replicated by manipulating host physiology?
    Grécias L, Hébert FO, Berger CS, Barber I, Aubin-Horth N.
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    Berger CS, Aubin-Horth N.
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  • 49. Multiple infections: relatedness and time between infections affect the establishment and growth of the cestode Schistocephalus solidus in its stickleback host.
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    Macnab V, Scott AP, Katsiadaki I, Barber I.
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