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directly transmitted parasitism (by contact), trophically-transmitted
parasitism (by
being eaten), vector-transmitted
parasitism, parasitoidism, and micropredation...
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Brood parasitism is a
subclass of
parasitism and
phenomenon and
behavioural pattern of
certain animals,
brood parasites, that rely on
others to
raise their...
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Social parasitism or
social parasite may
refer to the following:
Parasitism (social offense), a
label for
those deemed to
contribute insufficiently to...
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Social parasitism was
considered a
political crime in the
Soviet Union,
where individuals accused of
living off the
efforts of
others or
society were prosecuted...
- have
become well
known in
their own right. In
evolutionary biology,
parasitism is a
relationship between species,
where one organism, the parasite, lives...
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fertilization ****urance (reproductive ****urance) at each generation. ****ual
parasitism is a mode of ****ual reproduction,
unique to anglerfish, in
which the males...
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competition and
parasitism.
classically the
transmission mode of the
symbiont can also be
important in
predicting where on the mutualism-
parasitism-continuum...
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except when the
death of the host is
necessary for transmission.
Obligate parasitism is
exhibited in a
range of organisms, with
examples in viruses, bacteria...
- is much
larger than the other, it is
generally known as the host. In
parasitism, the
parasite benefits at the host's expense. In commensalism, the two...
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biological interactions (in
other words, to mutualism, commensalism, and
parasitism, but
excluding brief interactions such as predation). In the 21st century...
