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Relationships among host microbiota, parasite resistance or tolerance, and host fitness

Andreas Eleftheriou

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Article impact statement: Parasite-induced shifts in host microbiota that lead to parasite resistance or tolerance may have unintended consequences for host fitness.

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Article impact statement: Parasite-induced shifts in host microbiota that lead to parasite resistance or tolerance may have unintended consequences for host fitness.

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Article impact statement: Parasite-induced shifts in host microbiota that lead to parasite resistance or tolerance may have unintended consequences for host fitness.

Key concepts: Host (biology), Parasite hosting, Host resistance, Resistance (ecology), Biology, Ecology, Zoology, Immunology

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