Mixed network structure in a coevolving host – parasite system Open Access

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Infection phenotypes of a coevolving parasite are highly diverse, structured, and specific Open Access

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Parasitism drives host genome evolution: Insights from the Pasteuria ramosa–Daphnia magna system Get access

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The Red Queen lives: Epistasis between linked resistance loci Get access

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High genetic variation in resting-stage production in a metapopulation: Is there evidence for local adaptation? Get access

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CROSS-SPECIES INFECTION TRIALS REVEAL CRYPTIC PARASITE VARIETIES AND A PUTATIVE POLYMORPHISM SHARED AMONG HOST SPECIES Get access

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MORE THAN ONE WAY TO PRODUCE PROTEIN DIVERSITY: DUPLICATION AND LIMITED ALTERNATIVE SPLICING OF AN ADHESION MOLECULE GENE IN BASAL ARTHROPODS Get access

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THE ORIGIN OF SPECIFICITY BY MEANS OF NATURAL SELECTION: EVOLVED AND NONHOST RESISTANCE IN HOST–PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS Get access

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THE EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE INFECTIONS ON THE EXPRESSION AND EVOLUTION OF VIRULENCE IN A DAPHNIA-ENDOPARASITE SYSTEM Get access

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PARASITE‐HOST SPECIFICITY: EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE BASIS OF PARASITE ADAPTATION Get access

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TEST OF SYNERGISTIC INTERACTION BETWEEN INFECTION AND INBREEDING IN DAPHNIA MAGNA Get access

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EVIDENCE FOR STRONG HOST CLONE‐PARASITE SPECIES INTERACTIONS IN THE DAPHNIA MICROPARASITE SYSTEM Get access

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PARASITE‐MEDIATED SELECTION IN EXPERIMENTAL DAPHNIA MAGNA POPULATIONS Get access

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PARASITES AT CENTER STAGE Get access

STRONG INBREEDING DEPRESSION IN A DAPHNIA METAPOPULATION Get access

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TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF GENETIC VARIATION FOR RESISTANCE AND INFECTIVITY IN A DAPHNIA‐MICROPARASITE SYSTEM Get access

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GENETIC VARIATION IN A HOST‐PARASITE ASSOCIATION: POTENTIAL FOR COEVOLUTION AND FREQUENCY‐DEPENDENT SELECTION Get access

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INFECTIVITY, MULTIPLE INFECTIONS, AND THE GENETIC CORRELATION BETWEEN WITHIN‐HOST GROWTH AND PARASITE VIRULENCE: A REPLY TO HOCHBERG Get access

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THE INFLUENCE OF HOST DEMOGRAPHY ON THE EVOLUTION OF VIRULENCE OF A MICROSPORIDIAN GUT PARASITE Get access

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