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To delay once or twice: the effect of hypobiosis and free-living stages on the stability of host–parasite interactions
The life cycle of many endoparasites can be delayed by free-living infective stages and a developmental arrestment in the host referred to as hypobiosis. We investigated the effects of hypobiosis and its interaction with delay in the free-living stages on host–parasite population dynamics by expandi
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