Inter‐individual variation in parasite manipulation of host phenotype: A role for parasite microbiomes?

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Animal Ecology, June 2022

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Parasites can puppeteer with their hosts’, but if you look below the surface, you may find microbes as puppet masters. Find out more in this new article by Prof Robert Poulin, Dr Fátima Jorge, and @PriSalloum https://t.co/D83MFSiXO9

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Inter-individual variation in parasite manipulation of host phenotype: A role for parasite microbiomes? https://t.co/D83MFSAyFH @PriSalloum https://t.co/0eXy8Krht8

RT @AnimalEcology: Take a look at this new Concept article, which explores variation in the extent to which parasites alter host phenotype…

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