The evolutionary and coevolutionary consequences of defensive microbes for host-parasite interactions

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This study suggests that microbes have the potential to influence host-parasite interactions on an evolutionary scale, with the use of a phenotypic framework. https://t.co/2NCTnsv6Za #MUevolution18

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Defensive microbes have the potential to influence host-parasite interactions on an evolutionary timescale. #MUevolution18 https://t.co/r5iyakZYfw

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