Silent enemies: can low-virulence macroparasites 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), A. R. White(Heriot-Watt University), Lucas A. Wauters(University of Insubria)
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