Silent enemies: sublethal macroparasites can drive disease-mediated invasions
Claudia Romeo(University of Milan), Nicola Ferrari(University of Milan), Peter W. W. Lurz(Centre for Life), Francesca Santicchia(University of Insubria), Elisa Fesce(University of Milan), Lucas A. Wauters(University of Insubria), Andy White(Heriot-Watt University Malaysia)
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