Parasite invasion following host reintroduction: a case study of Yellowstone's wolves

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@MrGoldfish14 @Hoping4agirl @BernieSanders I'm on mobile and most the papers on it are in pdf and mobile will only download them. This one I got to link covers the introduction to new parasites into the ecosystem https://t.co/m5GEDAqrzB 50% coyote pop r

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5/ That on it's own defeats the parasite definition. But to refute further... Secondly, parasite by definition, have to invade. https://t.co/zzg7KDNh7r

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http://t.co/5R7Q7AAm Purposeful infection of mange on coyotes to eliminate wolves. Biological warfare by humans to innocent wildlife.

29 Oct 2012

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