Infection of the fittest: devil facial tumour disease has greatest effect on individuals with highest reproductive output

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This is all kinds of fascinating https://t.co/WM3VnWUMYU (by @DiseaseEcolAust et al.). Thanks to @nycbat for highlighting for me

RT @BugsWormsNBats: Great study on Devil Facial Tumour at the interface of epidemiology and evolution @DiseaseEcolAust @Ecology_Letters htt…

social dominance and the transmission of devil facial tumour disease #TasmanianDevil #DFTD https://t.co/WjrK3W9Uo7

RT @BugsWormsNBats: Great study on Devil Facial Tumour at the interface of epidemiology and evolution @DiseaseEcolAust @Ecology_Letters htt…

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