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Climate change and eco-evo shifts of parasitic infections in insects.
Global climate change has and will continue to shape infectious diseases in insects. The diversity and abundance of insects underscore both the importance and challenge of studying their rapidly changing disease dynamics. Here, we survey recent studies that have made headway in revealing the multifa
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