When parasites become prey: ecological and epidemiological significance of eating parasites

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@robinhanson a necessary strategy when only one parasite can successfully emerge. https://t.co/QvaB0Pp9hz.

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@BA_Reinke From what I can tell, that's just considered as "predation" - at least according to this review https://t.co/sANhNJ878y There doesn't seem to be a special term for it (yet)

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